James Dempsey played a key role in the U of A’s early ethics discussions around Indigenous engagement
Tag: Aboriginal education
Indigenous education can and must be fixed
If the current arrangements continue, the result will be another lost generation or two
Including Indigenous perspectives in conservation planning
How Indigenous and Western knowledge can be equal partners in conservation solutions
Indigenous Language Club fosters connections to culture and history
Indigenous students engage in the spirit of kinship, learn ancestral languages and enrich lives
Education grad and powwow dancer follows in her father’s footsteps
For Alicia Cardinal, attending the U of A was the fulfilment of a childhood ambition and a way to honour her dad’s memory
Schitt’s Creek star spikes enrolment in U of A online Indigenous course
Tens of thousands of new students from nearly every country in the world have joined Dan Levy in relearning history from Indigenous perspectives
University’s Indigenous strategy is a threat to academic standards
Document contains serious flaws and constitutes an unprecedented threat to academic freedom and freedom of inquiry
The victim industry is out of control in Canada
It’s hard to fault people when simply signing up can net a big lump of money. But the taxpayer is always on the hook
The world needs what you have to offer
The goal of education is to stimulate constant growth in knowledge and wisdom in each individual
Canada’s most vulnerable children deserve far better
First Nations children are denied the same funding for health care, social services and education as non-Indigenous kids