SPECIAL REPORT
From Risk to Resilience:
Indigenous Alternatives to Climate Risk Assessment in Canada
How can Indigenous approaches to land and water relationships offer a more effective understanding and response to climate change and its risks?
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An accessible platform for grounded perspectives and compelling ideas on Indigenous issues in Canada.
- Social Policy
- by Miles Morrisseau
- The Indian Department
- by Eva Jewell
- Abolition & Solidarity
- by Michaela McGuire - Jaad Gudgihljiwah
- The Indian Department
- by Hayden King
- Gender & Generational Justice
- by Dr. Tiffany Hind Bull-Prete
- Treaties, Rights and Title
- by Michaela McGuire - Jaad Gudgihljiwah
SPECIAL REPORT
Twenty-Five Years of Gladue:
Indigenous ‘Over-Incarceration’ & the Failure of the Criminal Justice System on the Grand River
Does the Gladue Principle actually address the “over-incarceration” of Indigenous people?
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SPECIAL REPORT
From Askîy to the Sea:
A Solidarity Reading List on Settler Colonial Contexts
This offering curates some texts and media by Palestinian and Indigenous peoples from what is sometimes called Turtle Island – along with a few allied writers – conversing with one another about land and identity, settler colonialism, solidarity, poetry
and liberation.
Members of the Yellowhead community are frequently in the media, offering commentary and insight from Indigenous perspectives.
- September 30, 2024, Indian Residential School Survivors in Northern Ontario Share Stories, Hopes for Next Generations, CBC
- September 30, 2024, Has Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Progress Stalled?, City News Montreal
- September 30, 2024, CBC Radio One 88.3FM Interview with Hayden King, CBC
- September 30, 2024, Inuit leaders say Truth of Residential Schools Still Needs to be Acknowledged, Nunatsiaq News
- September 30, 2024, Another Truth and Reconciliation Day – What’s Changed?, The Narwhal
