Remembering our Relations: Dënesųłıné Oral Histories of Wood Buffalo National Park is now available for purchase or download! Thank you again
@ACFN_KaiTaile, @UCalgaryPress & the many community members who shared their stories in this book. https://t.co/Iarvn4H0Uj
Their lived experience is at the core of decolonization. If you would like to download your own copy of this research project, published by @ucalgarypress, you can visit the link below or ask for it at your favourite independent bookstore. https://t.co/Iarvn4H0Uj #landback#ymm
Privileged to be able to attend @acfnkaitailedenenation Decolonizing Land and Water Summit, facilitating conversation with ACFN Knowledge Holders Alice Rigney and Jimmy Deranger about the book: Remembering Our Relations: Dënesųłıné Oral Histories of Wood Buffalo National Park.
We are proud to announce the creation of the new @iaac_aeic Impact Assessment Guide & Toolkit for Indigenous Communities completed in partnership with @mcmurraymetis. Learn more about the guide at https://t.co/NtQTmez5Ju #firstnations#Metis#impactassessment#cdnpoli#ableg
With support from Citation Styler, we were able to adapt @zotero to help us with document collections for legal submissions. If you need similar support to look at the short blog to see how Patrick helped us! https://t.co/3uhQ1lAcDi #FNLaw#ExpertReports#history#publichist
We're thrilled to share that "Remembering Our Relations," by ACFN, @peterfortna & Sabina Trimble has been shortlisted for the BPAA Alberta Publishing Award: Scholarly & Academic Book of the Year!
Read or purchase from @UCalgaryPress https://t.co/PR2Fmutvue
Our Canadian History of the Environment Summer School (CHESS) 2024 participants are enjoying a tour of the Lachine Canal, led by @Cat_Paulin and @DagenaisMichele
The theme of this year’s CHESS is Staples and Canadian History: Commodities, Ports, and Urban Space.
#envhist
Dene people were forcibly removed from their land to make way for Wood Buffalo National Park. This book tells their story.
Available free online or to order in print. Written by ACFN with Sabina Trimble & @peterfortna of @willowspringsss
https://t.co/PR2Fmuu3jM
Very honoured to have had the opportunity to assist with this project, & happy that @UCalgaryPress agreed to shepherd it through the process as an open source publication. We hope it helps lead to reconciliation between @ACFN_KaiTaile & @ParksCanada. #ymm#wbnp#cdnhist
Dene people were forcibly removed from their land to make way for Wood Buffalo National Park. This book tells their story.
Available free online or to order in print. Written by ACFN with Sabina Trimble & @peterfortna of @willowspringsss
https://t.co/PR2Fmuu3jM
Article from @TheTyee & @XiMeNaKa highlighting the latest book in our Canadian History & Environment series w @UCalgaryPress, Remembering Our Relations: Dënesųłıné Oral Histories of Wood Buffalo National Park by @ACFN_KaiTaile w S. Trimble & @peterfortna
https://t.co/FvBUXNSoeP
🦬 “Save the Buffalo, Shoot the Dene”: Under the guise of conservation, Canada set out to create national parks in the 1800s.
To do so, it forcibly removed the ancestral stewards of the land.
@XiMeNaKa explains the creation of Wood Buffalo National Park.https://t.co/7zE1nLzxld
Our book, written with @willowspringsss, tells "the untold story of the origins of [Wood Buffalo National] park" through "the heartbreaking and powerful accounts of leaders and Elders of ACFN."
Read more from @windspeakernews:
https://t.co/cWU4408JVw
#cdnpoli
Read Remembering Our Relations #OpenAccess at https://t.co/lA5ss8rGd6
Remembering Our Relations would not have been possible without @willowspringsss, @ACFN_KaiTaile, and the many community members who shared their stories. We are proud to publish this important book.
Ariane Wilson has drafted a post regarding the implications of #Yahey v. B.C. on the #ableg. As she notes, the tipping point has been reached, & it is past time for AB to do something about the impacts of cumulative effects on Indigenous peoples
https://t.co/mObgKlFnle
We hope that this truth will help contribute to the long overdue reconciliation @ACFN_KaiTaile deserve. To learn more about this story please visit https://t.co/HLKs219Bgb where we have collected the @NiCHE_Canada WBNP Blog series & @Songstress28's powerful podcast on the topic
Remembering our Relations: Dënesųłıné Oral Histories of Wood Buffalo National Park is now available for purchase or download! Thank you again
@ACFN_KaiTaile, @UCalgaryPress & the many community members who shared their stories in this book. https://t.co/Iarvn4H0Uj
Our growing company has another opening. If you have strong social science research skills please consider putting forward an application! https://t.co/FTCA3LtWNz
#altac#socialsciencejob
We have a new an exciting position available for a Historian! Please find more details in the link below:
https://t.co/MvvNY1VUl5
#historian#altac#historyjob