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Online Panel and Discussion with Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs
Join Laurier’s Women Entrepreneurship Centre and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives for an online panel and discussion on Zoom with four prominent Indigenous women entrepreneurs. Tabatha Bull, president of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business will moderate the panel, which includes:
Access the webinar recording using the access code: 3KU0^LQa
Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Impacts on Research and the Post-Secondary Landscape
Indigenous Data Sovereignty is a topic affecting many industries and sectors, including higher education. In light of changing landscapes in the post-secondary environments, we hope to support future conversations at the university which will enhance commitments to protecting Indigenous data, as well as learn about processes that are respectful and responsible to Indigenous Peoples.
We have invited panelists to share best-practices to ethical approaches in data collection use, storage & reporting protocols in Indigenous contexts.
The event's intention is to bring awareness of the importance of Indigenous Data Sovereignty, while uplifting the voices of Indigenous experts in the field. Participants will receive an increased understanding of respectful protocols around the handling of Indigenous data.
Moderated by: Candace Brunette-Debassige, Western University
Special Panelist: Robyn Rowe, Laurentian University
Special Panelist: Kristine Neglia, First Nations Information Governance Centre
To uphold the speaker's knowledge and time, this video was only available to view until March 30, 2021.
We are our stories: Come share with us
The theme of this year’s Indigenous Education Week is “We are our Stories, Come Share with us.” The Office of Indigenous Initiatives has invited four guests to share their stories with students and the community throughout the week.
Janet Rogers, poet, author, broadcaster and documentary producer, will read from Ego of a Nation and discuss a number of literary issues, publishing, self-publishing, media and poetry.
A conversation about From Where I Stand and the reconciliation process in Canada between Member of Parliament Jody Wilson Raybould and Melissa Ireland, director and interim senior advisor of Indigenous Initiatives at Laurier.
Author and educator Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair will provide an overview of the specific methods that Indigenous cultures and communities use to resist, create, and re-create their communities - and how these can be shared in order to support their future mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual selves today.
Lee Maracle, author and mentor, returns to speak with the Indigenous Student Centre about the importance of storytelling.