#repost Phoebe Riel (BDes ‘24, VCD)
✨🚍 So excited to finally share my designs for the 2024 Art Bus program! These wraps will be traveling around Calgary for the next 12 weeks, celebrating Indigenous stories and perspectives.
#wrsd#IndigenousEducationEveryday is about meeting people where they are at 🧡 The TQS/LQS/SLQS speak to developmentally appropriate resources 🙏🏼 Check out this document that supports reconciliation in education:
https://t.co/WtDgbNISLW
The wait is almost over! On Sept 10, Carolyn Roberts' book, *Re-Storying Education*, releases. As a long-time follower of her blog, her wise words about Indigenous Education and decolonization has profoundly shaped my practice. 🌟 https://t.co/QzkdeD7x3H
Day 20 Indigenous History Month, History Bites. Do you know about Operation Morning Light? You can find out more at https://t.co/PdYNbe2kNI . Re-Storying Education one step at a time.
#Re-storyingEducation #IndigenousHistoryMonth2024#IndigenousHistoryBites
Indigenous History Month, History Bites Day 11! Today we are learning about George, and Author Manual. Learn more about their work at https://t.co/ExbBlEpMb8. Re-Storying Education one step at a time. #Indigenoushistorymonth2024#Indigenoushistorybites#Re-StoryingEducation
👏 Gratitude to @mcarolynroberts for putting voice to an activity that requires discussion! “It is held as a celebration day that has no grounding in the learning that is taking place in the classroom” #wrsd#Indigenouseducationeveryday
May 5th is #RedDressDay Today I recognize the day through bearing witness to stories, learning more & finding ways to raise awareness. #MMIWG2S https://t.co/t6e0hpDNiR….
On Red Dress Day, the Caring Society honours the memories and the families of missing and murdered First Nations, Métis, and Inuit women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ peoples and calls for the immediate implementation of the National Inquiry's #CallsForJustice: https://t.co/fYit2CxVsC
On May 5th the red dress symbolizes solidarity & remembrance for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Honour their lives and raise awareness by wearing or displaying red dress or participating in a local walk. Stand for justice and healing. #MMIWG#RedDressDay
A few weeks ago we returned to Yalis, ‘Namgis First Nation for potlatch. Elder Bob Joseph told us that it was more than dramatic stories it is healing.
It is always challenging to find the resources you want for the classroom, once you find one, you hope that it is authentic. Here is a blog post that can help you find that information out. https://t.co/08KSzvlJQM
#HaveAHeartDay 2024 was a success! We're so proud of the more than 800 students who showed up and stood tall in support of equity for First Nations children at our event on unceded Algonquin territory this year. Swipe through for some pictures from the event! 💌💗🐻
New Blog Post Today! I have been talking with so many educators lately about what books to bring into the classroom for high school. These are some of the things we have been talking about. Have a read! https://t.co/MXnLbLku5K