sarahdorner.bsky.social
Génie de l’environnement. Polytechnique Montréal. Google Scholar : https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=S2HhkvEAAAAJ&hl=en
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Did you give him the hemlock?
Show PostA caution to those who work on EDI programs not to fall into the “Indigenous are just another group under the EDI umbrella” trap. Or to equate my Métis citizenship with race or a claim of individual identity. Just as I don’t have individual section 35 rights, I can’t claim Red River Métis
Show PostSeem to be encountering confusion involving EDI (equity diversity and inclusion) thought and Indigenous relations with non-Indigenous. There are certainly parallels. Some Indigenous are also visible minorities. The goals of EDI broadly share worldview aspects with some Indigenous thought.
Show PostI first encountered this in a discussion with a colleague who was very engaged in EDI work. He commented about integrating reconciliation efforts with EDI. My instinctive reaction was to caution him, b/c Indigenous Peoples aren’t just another EDI category. He looked very unhappy.
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