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Thursday, February 4 • 11:30am - 12:15pm
ᑕᐯᐧᐃᐧᐣ tapwewin: Dismantling Anti-Indigenous Racism

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This introductory workshop will encourage educators to critically reflect on concepts such as white privilege, systemic racism and assimilation. Historical and contemporary examples of anti-Indigenous racism will be explored, and participants will be challenged to consider their own role in dismantling anti-Indigenous racism. Educators will leave with a foundational understanding of anti-racism with a focus on Indigenous Peoples, and will also be equipped with suggested resources for further learning. Note that portions of this workshop may be difficult for some participants, particularly for Indigenous Peoples and/or those who have experienced racism.

Speakers
avatar for Melissa Purcell

Melissa Purcell

Executive Staff Officer, Indigenous Education, Professional Development, Alberta Teachers' Association
Melissa Purcell is Denesuline, born and raised in Edmonton, and a member of Thebatthi in Treaty 8 territory. Melissa is a proud mother of one son and two daughters, and the oldest of her three sisters. Melissa is deeply committed to supporting Indigenous education and advancing truth... Read More →


Thursday February 4, 2021 11:30am - 12:15pm MST
Virtual Room 39 (ATA)
  Indigenous Education  General Interest / Intérêt Général  ATA
  • Room Details Virtual Room Maximum Capacity - 300
  • Grade Focus None
  • Tags English