Awareness of residential school harms has increased, but more reconciliation work needed: report winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/awareness-of-r…

The 2022 Canadian Reconciliation Barometer report is out. It measures reconciliation in Canada between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Ry Moran of the University of Victoria was part of the team that worked on the report. youtu.be/e5KuLLl7EgU

See our December 2023 newsletter here. We discuss the results from our 2022 report and team member updates. #reconciliation #canada us20.campaign-archive.com/?u=1dec7a3214b…

More people aware of residential school harms but work still needed, report finds Pope's apology, potential unmarked burial site discoveries likely part of increase: report cbc.ca/news/canada/ma… CBC Manitoba #reconciliation #Canada

From CN Rail to Portage Place to the Catholic Church to jails in Quebec, the barometer of reconciliation was sure complicated this week Saturday Winnipeg Free Press column - Reconciliation: more action, less talk winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2…

Niigaan Sinclair's take on the reconciliation, citing the 2022 Canadian #Reconciliation Barometer report: "More action, less talk." Winnipeg Free Press #Canada winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2…

"teaching people about systemic racism was the better education initiative, leading people to express less racism. Teaching about interpersonal racism didn't just underperform—it backfired!" - Dr. Iloradanon Efimoff & Katherine Starzyk ow.ly/Ap4H50Qu3WJ

Indigenous scholars spearhead movement for truth and equity in education, share findings at first inaugural RISE Conference. Read more from Buffalo's Fire 🔥 below: buffalosfire.com/indigenous-sch…

"Our research can’t just contribute to theory, it needs to contribute to changing the world — to making it a better, safer and cleaner place for everybody involved.” Dr. Iloradanon Efimoff at the recent RISE conference - Read inspiring coverage by Adrianna Adame in Buffalo's Fire 🔥

In a Sage Methods case study, Katherine Starzyk and I describe how we embedded #Indigenous research approaches into social psychology using mixed methods. Full article here: methods.sagepub.com/case/an-exampl…. #MethodsCases #AcademicTwitter #Canada

The Equity Diversity Inclusion & Justice (EDIJ) committee in the Psych dept Toronto Metropolitan University is hosting their annual Diversifying Psychology Recruitment Event on May 8, 1-4pm. Join us to learn more about applying to psych grad programs. Details below👇🏻

There is hope for #reconciliation – but it will only get harder if we don’t get to know each other. Reconciliation is the establishment of respectful relationships, as defined by the #TRC, by Dr. Iloradanon Efimoff Ry Moran Mary Agnes Welch theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl… via Globe Opinion

Really enjoyed having an opportunity to talk about this project. We developed a proposal for a new course on Indigenous Peoples and Psychology. An incredible collaboration by many in our dept Psychology @ Toronto Met THANK YOU Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching and the Indigenous Education Council (IEC) at TMU🙏

Our third panelist is Dr. Iloradanon Efimoff, an Assistant Professor at Psychology @ Toronto Met. Dr. Efimoff has dedicated her career to exploring the experiences of Indigenous peoples. (1/2)

Had a great time at the #rounddance @CPA_SCP organized by the Indigenous Peoples' section

Honors student Jesse Shewfelt presenting his work at #CPA2024!! His work looked at the impact of a decolonized #pocahontas on attitudes and feelings toward #Indigenous people. @CPA_SCP

Loved being on this panel organized by Dennis Wendt and the History, Theory, and Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology section! We talked about intersections between #qualitative #research in #psychology and #Indigenous approaches. Sick fox fur earrings by Piuniqpaaq.

The Scream Kent Monkman ~ Cree 2017 #NDTR

The Escape Kent Monkman ~ Cree 2021 #NDTR