When I set out to do this story I had no idea that lithium mining was so bad. It has a huge carbon footprint, yet it’s marketed to save the world-it was fascinatingly disturbing to learn the truth. Meanwhile, Indigenous Peoples are paying the consequences of extraction companies ripping up their land…as per usual. Go have a watch!
https://t.co/vJ6HwxEsC8
Writing a journalism textbook is a thing I've wanted to do for a long time. It's finally happened.
'Decolonizing Journalism: A Guide to Reporting In Indigenous Communities' will be available from @OUPCanada this fall. https://t.co/HHBNANJ6yY
Let me tell you a l'il bit about it.
Dorothy Smith passed away on the 3rd of June. She passed away in her granddaughter Calla's arms, surrounded by love.
Dorothy completely reshaped the structure of our society but most importantly to her, she changed individuals lives.
#InstitutionalEthnography#DorothySmith
Indigenous communities in Ecuador celebrated over the weekend after a historic ruling by the country’s highest court declaring that Indigenous communities have more autonomy over their territory and a much stronger say over extractive projects affecting... https://t.co/Gr43L9a6cu
As Omicron cases explode
We need a strategy for isolating folks who test positive
We need to think about the purpose of isolation clearly
Because if we don't get it right,
It'll both be hugely disruptive and won't keep us safe
So let's discuss what we need to do
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Welcome to a new curated monthly screening series of Indigenous produced, Indigenous language films. Every first weekend of the month, go to: https://t.co/QgiMVhNL3d to stream the new film series for 72hours for $10 CAD. Films only available to stream in the Canadian territory.
Starting on January 28th, the IndigeLab Roundtables feature 14 Indigenous scientists talking about how they run things their way over 4 dates! Online. Register here!
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