Abstract The relationship between Indigenous, Local, and Science knowledge systems has
been the subject of much debate over the past few decades, especially in ecology and …

This theoretical article explores how Land-based education could help decolonize language
education, starting from the case of dual language bilingual education (DLBE) in the United …

Educators have been called to follow the tide of advancing research that upholds
Indigenous voices. In the spring 2019, we embarked on a cross-cultural exchange that …

Indigenous peoples have education systems thousands of years old that have sustained our
peoples in respectful relation with place. The backbone of our education systems is our …

This article explores the directing practice of Algonquin and Irish theatre artist Yvette Nolan.
Though Nolan is best known as a playwright, this article instead focuses on Nolan as …

Amidst the wealth of knowledge across the globe, could there exist a diversity of approaches
towards achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs)? Might the prevailing paradigm …

There are many barriers Indigenous people and communities experience when trying to
conduct research and access data that is about them. As Indigenous people work towards …

Abstract The Merrie Monarch Festival, an annual event celebrating the cultural traditions of
the Native Hawaiian people, has largely been overlooked in academic research despite its …

Over the past 2 and a half years, we have been challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Through our collective response as a society, we have made tremendous progress across …

There is growing recognition that conventional Western approaches to fisheries governance
and management are globally falling short in addressing many social and ecological …