IDN Topics: Worldviews and Knowledges
IDN - Topic Areas Home Page
This will take you back to the Topic Areas home board with cross-disciplinary materials on:
  • Indigenous 101;
  • Indigenous Worldviews and Knowledges;
  • Indigenous Cultures and Histories;
  • History of Colonization;
  • Current Issues;
  • Resistance, Decolonization, Indigenization, and Reconciliation
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'I'm actually here, despite what I went through': Nunavik initiative shares stories of perseverance | CBC News
An online initiative invited people from Nunavik to share stories of resilience to celebrate perseverance in school and in life.
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Intercollegiate Decolonizing Network (IDN) - Home
This will take you to the general home board of the IDN, which has information on:
  • Indigenous 101;
  • Indigenous media;
  • Decolonizing Education;
  • Information about the IDN;
  • Local events and issues;
  • Indigenous organizations;
  • Indigenous public figures.
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Two eyed Seeing
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Wellness, two-eyed seeing and system change: Dr. Evan Adams at TEDxPowellRiver
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Guiding Principles (Two Eyed Seeing) | Integrative Science
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Projet ATOPOS
Décoloniser la philosophie et développer une vision plus complète de l’être humain en explorant des conceptions marginalisées
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The 2003 CBC Massey Lectures, "The Truth about Stories: A Native Narrative" | CBC Radio
In his 2003 Massey lecture, award-winning author and scholar Thomas King looks at the breadth and depth of Native experience and imagination.
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Why ajuinata is the Inuktitut word we could all use right now | CBC News
It means to persevere in the face of hardship, and Inuktitut speakers say it's deeply rooted in the culture of Canada's North.
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'Timely and appropriate' to include Mi'kmaq in P.E.I. land use decisions, says chief | CBC News
The chief of the Lennox Island First Nation says she is "extremely delighted" to see a recommendation about the inclusion of the Mi’kmaq in policy decisions in P.E.I.’s latest report on land use.
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