Category: Indigenous Issues
Alessandra Munduruku: A Symbol Hope for the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil
Seeking Human Kindness for Unhoused Neighbours
Canada’s Waterless Indigenous Communities
Echoes of Settler Colonialism in Canada’s Trans-Mountain Expansion Project
A Pipe Dream? – Pipelines and Indigenous Sovereignty in Canada
Language as a Weapon of Imperialism: A Comparative Case Study Between Canada and Korea
By Joy Kwak and Laurence Campanella.
“Language is not just a social phenomenon but also a materialized tool that is used to legitimize one’s socioeconomic class, political status, racial and ethnic identities, and gender.” – Jina E. Kim
A … Continue reading
Rage Against the Decree: the Role of Indigenous and Marginalized Ecuadorians in Revoking Decree 883
On October 20th, Ecuadorian President Lenín Moreno met with local Indigenous leaders to revoke Decree 883 in an effort to terminate the intensifying and sweeping civilian protests against his government. The agreement signed that day aimed to negate the implementation … Continue reading
The Recent RCMP Scandal is a Reminder that We Need to Address Indigenous Issues in Canada in International Development
Too often we hear people talk about Indigenous issues as though they are from the past, that they no longer exist, and that they have been resolved. However, this is very far from reality; Indigenous communities in Canada continue to … Continue reading