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Indigenous scholars are among those leading the way in exciting new research in science, business and beyond.
We spoke to Indigenous leaders about their strategies, challenges and achievements.
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We spoke to Indigenous leaders about their strategies, challenges and achievements.
#NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
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“A lot of Nations were matriarchal societies. When the Indian Act was imposed upon First Nations peoples, many women lost the right to participate as leaders. Regaining our leadership is fundamental to our well-being.” —APTN chief executive Monika Ille
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“The two significant drivers of the Indigenous economy are Indigenous entrepreneurs and community-owned businesses. There are also a few key things they tend to have in common: Indigenous values, a respect for the land, and a long-term vision.” —Clint Davis, CEO of Nunasi Corp
For #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay we're highlighting some really cool studios founded by Indigenous game devs and designers in our community! Thread ⬇️
@ekosigames is an independent queer Nehiyawak Indigenous game studio currently developing
Mikiwam — a magical mystery tea-making game ekosigames.itch.io
Mikiwam — a magical mystery tea-making game ekosigames.itch.io
@AchimoGames is an Indigenous-owned (Métis/Néhiyaw) indie game studio exploring Indigenous Futurism. Currently working on their cybernoir detective game, Hill Agency. achimogames.ca/our-games/hill…
Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day & to recognize this occasion, we're highlighting Indigenous cultural organizations across the country, many with whom we are privileged to work. We encourage you to like, share, & follow them!
#NIPD2021 #NIHM2021
#NIPD2021 #NIHM2021
1) @CurveLakeFN Cultural Centre (📍Curve Lake, ON) supports the understanding of community culture, language, history while caring for cultural items & an archive related to the community & Kinomaage-Waapking (Teaching Rocks) Petroglyph site, which is community-managed! #NIPD2021
We're grateful to @CurveLakeFN Cultural Centre for helping us build strong relationships w/ First Nations on whose territories the Museum resides!
We also acknowledge & are committed to including local water-related challenges (ex: boil water advisories) in new exhibits #NIPD2021
We also acknowledge & are committed to including local water-related challenges (ex: boil water advisories) in new exhibits #NIPD2021
As promised, I will be sharing transformative ideas for discussion purposes until #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
1) First Nations should decide who their citizens are. Even in 2021, the government decides who is First Nations and who is not to limit the # of status Indians in 🇨🇦
1) First Nations should decide who their citizens are. Even in 2021, the government decides who is First Nations and who is not to limit the # of status Indians in 🇨🇦
2) the federal government, with First Nations should start developing a 10 year plan for improvements and clear, measurable outcomes to reduce the socio-economic gaps between First Nations people and non-Indigenous people.
3) The Ministry and Department of Indigenous Affairs could/should become non-partisan and be run by Indigenous people for Indigenous people.
On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay - I wanted to share the story of Jane Flett MacKay, the matriarch you in the the centre of this photo, a remarkable Edmontonian, whose story may not be one you know. #yeg #yegheritage
She was born in 1857. Her father was from the Orkney Islands in the far north of Scotland. Her mother was a member of thr Geich’in First Nation, in the Mackenzie Delta.
In 1874, Jane married William Morrison MacKay, a Scottish physician who was working as a Hudson Bay Company doctor. Eventually, he became Chief Factor of Fort Chipewyan. Jane became his nurse and surgical assistant.
THREAD: It is #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay; an opportunity to recognize and celebrate First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. And a day to take immediate actions to dismantle colonialism, and systemic anti-Indigenous racism here in Ontario. ontariondp.ca/commit-to-true…
Let’s confront the shameful ways systemic bias robs Indigenous people of opportunity, safety, and even their lives. We’re calling on Ontario to:
1) Ensure Sol Mamakwa’s UNDRIP bill becomes law in Ontario: ontariondp.ca/undrip
Happy #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay Want to be a healthcare ally for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples in your hospital or clinic? A thread on how to start.
@AFN_Updates @MNC_tweets @ITK_CanadaInuit
@CASUpdate @CJA_Journal @CARFUpdate
@AFN_Updates @MNC_tweets @ITK_CanadaInuit
@CASUpdate @CJA_Journal @CARFUpdate
Understand the History of Injustice for Indigenous Peoples in Canada. Read:
•mmiwg-ffada.ca/final-report/ (2019)
•trc.ca/about-us/trc-f… (2015)
•bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/a… (1996)
•cimca.ca/i/m/The-Comple… (2001)
•mmiwg-ffada.ca/final-report/ (2019)
•trc.ca/about-us/trc-f… (2015)
•bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/a… (1996)
•cimca.ca/i/m/The-Comple… (2001)
Ask your patient they would like an interpreter and get one. If your hospital does not have interpretation services for the patients you treat then get on that.
It is Indigenous People’s Day. I’m at a loss for words as to how important it is that every settler educate themselves on what that means. I have some recommendations. THREAD
The Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Report can be found here: trc.ca/assets/pdf/Cal…
It is a 20 page PDF in plain language English. It contains the ways in which inequality can *begin* to be corrected. Every Canadian should read it. 2/
It is a 20 page PDF in plain language English. It contains the ways in which inequality can *begin* to be corrected. Every Canadian should read it. 2/
The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls report is here: mmiwg-ffada.ca/final-report/
Understand that this is not a legacy document. The crimes this document contains are happening RIGHT NOW, aided and abetted by colonialist systems. 3/
Understand that this is not a legacy document. The crimes this document contains are happening RIGHT NOW, aided and abetted by colonialist systems. 3/
