Here, we share an audio feature of Mohawk policy analyst Karihwakeron Tim Thompson explaining how the funding policy for education is an example of ‘social engineering’ and what this policy might look like in the future. Listen to the audio below or access the audio transcript here. This resource was created as part of the …
An Oral History of First Nations Education Funding Read More »
Join Shanna Peltier and Yotakahron Jonathan for an episode of the Heartberry Podcast where they discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on their communities (Wikwemikoong First Nation and Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, respectively) and on themselves, personally. Shanna and Yotakahron reflect on the policies that have been implemented in their communities, the wide-ranging …
On-Reserve During COVID-19 – Heartberry Podcast Episode Read More »
In this Yellowhead podcast, Eva Jewell, Damien Lee and Hayden King reflect on the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement, their community’s experiences with the ANGA, how this form of self-government aligns with traditional forms of governance, the (un)democratic nature of the ratification vote, membership issues, and the fiscal agreement. This podcast follows three Yellowhead Briefs on the …
Roundtable on the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement Read More »
IN THIS INAUGURAL Yellowhead podcast, directors Hayden King and Shiri Pasternak answer questions crowd-sourced on social media about the Liberal track record on Indigenous rights. Framed around the question of whether or not the Indigenous Rights and Recognition Framework has actually gone away—despite the fact that Liberals have formally withdrawn the legislation—we look at all …
Is it Dead Tho? An Update on the Rights Framework Read More »
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