In this extended episode of Think Indigenous, Pam Palmater breaks down the way education has been used against Indigenous peoples, why the Treaty Right to Education is so important, and what can be done legislatively to improve the education system in Canada.

Think Indigenous - Pam Palmater

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In this episode of Think Indigenous, we hear the story of Elder Maria Linklater, an incredible woman that has raised over 350 foster children, many of whom were on the Fetal Alcohol Disorder Spectrum. This is an incredible expression of love, courage and community.

Think Indigenous - Maria Linklater

In this episode of Think Indigneous, Métis educator, Angie Caron, shares her story as a principal in public schools and as a leading thinker on Métis perspectives on Education.

Think Indigenous - Angie Caron

In this episode of Think Indigenous, we hear the story of Francois Paulette, a leader that has long fought for the right for Indigenous Peoples to control their own education systems!

Think Indigenous - Francois Paulette

In this episode of Think Indigenous, language warrior, Simon Bird, shares the beautiful gift of his language to frame a powerful conversation on learning, knowledge transfer and the potential of Indigenous languages in learning.

Think Indigenous - Simon Bird

In this episode of Think Indigenous, Sheryl Kimbly shares her experiences as a young learner in Northern SK and what she thinks the education system could be doing to better teach learners in the North.

Think Indigenous - Pam Palmater

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