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Indigenous Online Resources are *finally* available for viewing. Take a peek at the great work from the SLIS UAlberta students of LIS 598: Indigenous LIS in a Canadian Context: indigenouslis.ca/spring-summer-… #IndigenousLIS

Metis activist and community leader Blake Desjarlais has been declared the winner in the riding of Edmonton-Griesbach where the NDP candidate defeated the incumbent Conservative. #Elxn44

Session: Four Scholars Perspectives Using Metis Methodologies: Keeoukaywin in the archives: Métis relationality and re-imaging archival interactions by Kayla Lar-son (Kayla Lar-Son) #mawachihitotaak #métissymposium

Lar-son provides context and definitions for Indigenous Data with focus on land/environment data, demographic, and from community (oral, story, history). States that she will flip between data and story as they "fit under the same umbrella" #mawachihitotaak #métissymposium

and June Scudeler (Dr June Scudeler 🎃), Kayla Lar-son (Kayla Lar-Son), Tanya Ball (Tanya Ball) , and Mattew Tetreault (@tetreault_matt). Lypka describes the development of the project as an act of coming home through Métis storytelling. #mawachihitotaak #métissymposium

Mawachihitotaak Metis Studies Symposium Two #UAlberta colleagues presented on this panel. Go, Tanya! Go, Paul! Tanya Ball Book Women Paul Gareau Faculty of Native Studies

In "Lii Jhyaab y Mii Koozaen: Métis Experiences of Religion and the Supernatural in St. Ambroise, Manitoba", Tanya Ball's (Tanya Ball) presentation reads Lii Jhyaab (the Devil) relationally through a non-hierarchical or binary lens #mawachihitotaak #métissymposium

Behind the scenes from a secret fun project we were part of yesterday. All in the same physical space! Sheila Elle Tanya Ball Kayla Lar-Son #BookWomen #IndigenousPodcasting

Have you checked out the BOOK WOMEN PODCAST yet? If you need any more convincing, check out this cool piece by University of Alberta FOLIO about the hosts Sheila Elle Kayla Lar-Son and Tanya Ball and their work to give a voice to #INDIGENOUS artists. bit.ly/3HXNk6b

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Teaching the Indian Act today and it’s effect on Indigenous women. Here’s an idea to help students through difficult subjects.

Reading more about Bill C-332: an amendment to the criminal code to include a section on "Controlling or Coercive Conduct". Great news for Domestic Abuse Survivors. Spread the word! parl.ca/DocumentViewer…

Wondering... do #GladuePrinciples apply in Family Law? Or only Criminal? bcfnjc.com/wp-content/upl…

Check out the amazing work from my NS111 students in Faculty of Native Studies. Together, we created a community Zine to highlight our conversations throughout the semester. Relational learning at it's best! era.library.ualberta.ca/items/abd530b8…

Last semester, students in NS111: Introduction to Indigenous Contemporary Realities worked with instructor Tanya Ball to create their own zine to celebrate their work. Check out their incredible pieces here: bit.ly/44gWG8M Collage by Emily Van Roon