Voices from the Ancestors brings together the reflective writings and spiritual practices of
Xicanx, Latinx, and Afro-Latinx womxn and male allies in the United States who seek to heal …

Based on a review of works by Indigenous educators, this paper suggests a four-domain
framework for developing course outcome statements that will serve all students, with a …

This essay troubles notions of critical pedagogy that promote binary and fragmented
conceptions of identity and oppression, which tend to be hyper-rational and outward …

Colonization is the most powerful and destructive practice in humanity as Indigenous
Peoples are brutality oppressed so that colonizers can exploit their land, labor and …

What does the spiritual child look like? The spiritual child begins life exploring the world,
learning through sensory experiences and new discoveries. A protagonist and a …

In this chapter, Todd investigates the decolonial potentialities inherent in nighttime
dreaming. By merging two seemingly separate bodies of literature dreaming and …

INDIGENOUS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS IN MAINSTREAM CHILD CARE by Maya-Rose
Simon, ECE, St. Lawrence College, 1997, BCD, Seneca Page 1 INDIGENOUS EARLY …

In special education, relationships are considered fundamental to fostering school success
and well-being for students. In special education literature, there is also an ongoing …

This doctoral dissertation examines the intersections of dreaming, decolonization and
teacher praxis. The research questions that have propelled this work are: Can cultivating a …

This research explores the stories that young adults who are part of the Indigenous
community in Winnipeg's inner city tell about their lives during the years they were in school …