This paper represents a prefatory philosophical journeying that revolves around my initial
reflections and inquiries into land as first teacher and the ways those evolving …

Drawing from multiple courses, the authors explore the intersections and connections
concerning the various ways students in mainstream programmes experience and express …

This article introduces an emergent research theoretical framework, the community-first
Land-centred research framework. Carefully examining the literature within Indigenous …

To date, the history of colonialism has permeated nearly every aspect of our conceptions,
structures, and practices of global health; yet, there are no published medical school …

Social work training programs have not been able to keep step with the needs of Indigenous
people since the advent of the profession. As former agents of government assimilation …

Abstract The Creation Story comes from the earliest time in our Language–a time when our
language, symbols, beliefs, the world we saw around us, and life as we understand it–were …

It is difficult, given the societal and systemic realities within Canada, to have open and frank
discussions about social inequalities and impacts of equity and diversity in lived …

The project addresses the history and development of Witsuwit'en English, one of many First
Nations English varieties in Canada. It aims to understand under what circumstances …

As part of a large scale process of language contact and change, one that has been
underway in North America since the 15th century, many Aboriginal people1 in Canada …

Cultural flows are an emergent water policy tool gaining recognition for their potential to
overcome the continued marginalization of Indigenous peoples' interests in Canadian …