Wabanaki Webinar Series

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Tuesdays 6pm October- December

Contact Brianne Lolar, Wabanaki Studies Specialist at wabanakistudieseducation@gmail.com

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Alexandra Francis (11/26) Wabanaki Art: Appropriation vs. Appreciation

Lydia Soctomah (12/10) Generational Trauma

Kyle Lolar (12/17) The Importance of Including Indigenous Knowledge in the Classroom

Newell Lewey (10/1) Mascots, Wabanaki history

Natalie Dana Lolar (10/8) Storying Wabanaki Worlds: Indigenous Storytelling methodologies

Darren Ranco (10/15) Overcoming the Doctrine of discovery and the Racist Origins of Settler Property Through #LandBack and Rematriation

Kaya Lolar (10/22) Critical Thinking and Considerations for Teaching Indigenous Literature in the Classroom

Brianne Lolar (10/29) Indigenous Knowledge Sharing and Artificial Intelligence

Jasmine Thompson-Tintor (11/12) Food Systems

Dolores Crofton-MacDonald (11/19) Creating a Sacred Place of Learning

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