June was Indigenous History Month. Throughout the entire year, we recognize how important it is to be striving towards meaningful inclusion of Indigenous histories, knowledges, ways of being and contributions.
Lorrie Gallant, Jasmine Wong, Erez Zobary
Recent Posts
Respectful Inclusion vs. Disrespectful Appropriation
Posted by Lorrie Gallant, Jasmine Wong, Erez Zobary on July 5, 2021
Topics: Teaching Resources, Indigenous History, Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy, Indigenous
The Dish With One Spoon Wampum (Webinar 2)
Posted by Lorrie Gallant, Jasmine Wong, Erez Zobary on October 29, 2020
This video is the second part in a four part webinar series featuring Jasmine Wong in conversation with Lorrie Gallant. To access Part 1 click here.
Topics: Universe of Obligation, Canada, Canadian History, Indigenous History, Indigenous, stolen lives, Treaty, Facing Canada, Treaties Recognition Week
Territorial and Land Acknowledgements (Webinar 1)
Posted by Lorrie Gallant, Jasmine Wong, Erez Zobary on June 5, 2020
This video is the first part in a four part webinar series featuring Jasmine Wong in conversation with Lorrie Gallant.
This series of blog posts explores stories and teachings that Lorrie Gallant shares about the purpose and importance of territorial acknowledgments and treaties. They are based on a recorded webinar from March 18 2020. Lorrie is a writer, illustrator, storyteller, visual artist, educator, Expressive Arts Practitioner, born and raised on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory in Ontario.
These posts and activities have been written for students to explore as part of a virtual learning community.
Topics: Identity, History, Canadian History, Indigenous History, Indigenous, Grade 10 History, stolen lives, Facing Canada, land acknowledgements, territorial acknowledgement