Colonial Intersectionalities: Experience of Indigenous Peoples Across the Two Lands

This presentation with Dr. Dwayne Donald (University of Alberta) and Associate Professor June Bam-Hutchison (University of Cape Town) was a part of the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN) Conference !Gâ re – Rangatiratanga – Dadirri: Decolonizing the 'capture of knowledge'.

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The conference was supported by:

• Supporting Indigenous Language Revitalization project
• Situated Knowledge Indigenous Peoples and Place Research and Teaching Signature Area
• KULE Institute for Advanced Study
• Canadian Commission for UNESCO
• Canadian High Commission of South Africa
• the Office of the Vice President Research and Innovation.

Colonial Intersectionalities: Experience of Indigenous Peoples Across the Two Land

Agenda

Introduction: Vice-Provost (Indigenous Programming & Research) Dr. Florence Glanfield
Prayer: Elder Elmer Ghostkeeper from Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement
Event welcome: Canadian High Commissioner in South Africa, H.E. Chris Cooter (via pre-recorded message) and Barbara Filion from the Canadian Commission for UNESCO
Presentation: June Bam-Hutchison
Presentation: Dr. Dwayne Donald
Discussion