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Gendered Experiences of Violence in Canadian Residential Schools

byElisa Pharaon
February 27, 2023

"The institution of the residential school was a biopolitical institution which used a “carceral space” to shape indigenous children into beings that would fit inside their western social order." - Reposted from iAffairs Archives

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Indigenizing Canada’s Foreign Policy – Time to Put an End to Tokenism

byLily Schricker
January 23, 2023

"By abandoning a pan-indigenous approach, Canada has the opportunity to appreciate diversity of opinion and thought, which tends to result in better, more informed policies and directives."

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From One Trudeau to Another: Canada and the State of Multiculturalism

byEmily Wesseling
November 12, 2021

A critical light is shed on Canadian multiculturalism as a concept and policy. The exclusion of Indigenous peoples in Canada is examined to build critique against what multiculturalism conveniently disregards. Finally, the rise of far-right groups and its implications on multiculturalism are explored.

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Gendered Experiences of Violence in Canadian Residential Schools

byElisa Pharaon
June 22, 2020

This article was published to remind Canadians of our past relationships with indigenous peoples in honour of Canada’s…

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Gendered Experiences of Violence in Canadian Residential Schools

Indigenizing Canada’s Foreign Policy – Time to Put an End to Tokenism

From One Trudeau to Another: Canada and the State of Multiculturalism

Gendered Experiences of Violence in Canadian Residential Schools

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