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jocelynesze.wordpress.com
Growing up in a city-nation-state, in a middle-class, racially-privileged family, I never thought anything was wrong. Food obviously came from the supermarket, smothered in plastic packaging (unless one was willing to venture into the smelly wet markets for fresh produce), getting around and going to places meant taking the car, or bus/MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), |
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www.ictinc.ca
What does your organization need to do in order to create an inclusive environment for Indigenous workers? Here are six steps that will help you. |
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decolonialfutures.net
This poem and related invitations were collaboratively created by a group of Indigenous (FNMI) colleagues who were concerned about the ways Land Acknowledgements have been mobilized in educational and professional settings to once again invisibilize the violence of colonialism and the suffering of Indigenous Peoples under existing colonial systems. Collaborators: Cash Ahenakew (Ahtahkakoop Nation), Chaa'winisaks |
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ecologise.in
From Gaia Foundation: Alnoor Ladha, a founding member of the activist platform The Rules, which tries to "connect the dots between the various issues that are happening in the world to reveal the underlying antagonist: the economic operating system itself." Here, he speaks on culture, technology and the cannibalistic economic system consuming life on Earth.... |
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