Elaine

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

“This was the best that I could do - people are scared to do Indigenous teaching in their classroom because they are scared they won’t do it right - that shouldn’t stop us from trying” #TreatyEdCamp

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

“understand that we need to face the true complexity of the world rather than the imagined simplicity” - Learning about math and perspectives at the #TreatyEdCamp

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

“I’m not gonna be another number - statistic or stereotype” Rap as the New Buffalo from @InfoRediculous. Give this a listen: https://t.co/seQ1ZHmSvj #TreatyEdCamp

[Elaine @ela048]

It was to represent decolonization and how you can’t take back what has been loss. #TreatyEdCamp @VanierTreaty4

[Elaine @ela048]

Colonialism on Canvas : a two - spirit perspective was a powerful experience. We were asked to paint different shapes on a page with red, yellow or blue and white but once we were done we were told to cover the beautiful creation with black paint.

[Elaine @ela048]

“These are just not stories Canada needs to hear. These are stories Canada needs to feel. “

- Chief Wilson Littlechild, a TRC commissioner @VanierTreaty4 #TreatyEdCamp

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

Feeling grounded after a smudging session with Jeff Cappo #GoSmudgeYourself #TreatyEd

[Gracie And lori @GracieAndlori1]

“We must strive to become a society that champions human rights, truth and tolerance by confronting not avoiding the history” -Chief Justice of Murray Sinclair

[Gracie And lori @GracieAndlori1]

Learned a new word!
Kintohpatatin: “you have been listened to and your needs are taken seriously” #treatyedcamp

[tenille k campbell @sweetmoonphoto]

“Be safe. I hope you are safe, even though I know you might not be, walking home. When are we ever safe, in this colonial state?” - @EricaVioletLee on how Indigenous women protect each other // #TreatyEdCamp in Regina, SK

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

“It is precisely because education was the primary tool of oppression of Aboriginal people, and miseducation of all Canadians, that we have concluded that educations holds the key to reconciliation” - @SenSincmurr #TreatyEdCamp

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

“This is why we smudge - it takes all the negative and gives us a positive feel” #TreatyEdCamp

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

Smudging needs to happen in the schools, we can’t take them outside, that’s not in the Spirit of Reconciliation #TreatyEdCamp

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

“The primary objective of smudging in schools is aimed at creating cultural awareness and aiding in the process of gaining a sense of cultural identity” #TreatyEdCamp

[Elaine @ela048]

As Long as the Grass Grows 2015 https://t.co/15KBytAeq9 @VanierTreaty4 #TreatyEdCamp

[UR S.T.A.R.S. @STARS_Regina]

"When I think of mourning, I don't think of helplessness. I think of mourning as one way we celebrate life. Overflowing the vulnerabilities of our bodies."

Art piece of Colten Boushie by @wiisaakode

#justiceforcolten #treatyedcamp 4.0

[UR S.T.A.R.S. @STARS_Regina]

"This was my high school's logo and I was supposed to identify with it." - @EricaVioletLee #treatyedcamp #bedfordroadcollegiate

[Samantha Douglas @misssdouglas]

How to integrate Indigenous knowledge into a math lesson https://t.co/7sUuVoIitr #TreatyEdCamps