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Tag: indigenouspride

Posted on May 30, 2020October 23, 2020

National Indigenous History Month: 30 Day Engagement Challenge

Please join me and Rebecca Shortt on a 30 day challenge to engage meaningfully during National Indigenous History Month.

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Here are some frequently asked questions we've rec Here are some frequently asked questions we've received for our upcoming Land Acknowledgements workshops! Scroll through the posts for information on certificates of completion and whether this workshop is right for your individual circumstance.
Ever thought to yourself “where should I start” when it comes to Indigenous Engagement? Our very own Becca Shortt is sharing a DIY book club for you to run with your team. Read the article to find out more, link in bio.  #IndigenousLiterature #IndigenousStories #Indigenous #BookClub
We will be giving 5% of workshop profits to an ind We will be giving 5% of workshop profits to an individual, organization, or community related to the topic. We will announce the 5% recipients of our Land Acknowledgements workshops after registration closes! #givingbacktothecommunity #givingthanks #allourrelations
Registration has opened for our 2-hour facilitated Registration has opened for our 2-hour facilitated online Land Acknowledgements workshop (1 hour each session, 2 weeks apart). You can choose the day/time combination that works best for you:⁠ -> Option 1: Nov 30 and Dec 14 from 12-1pm PST⁠ -> Option 2: Dec 2 and 16 from 7-8pm PST⁠ ⁠ A link to our product page is in our bio, where you can register for either option! Facilitators are listed on each page and you can learn more about us on our team page.⁠ ⁠ #edifyyourwork #landacknowledgements #indigenousknowledge #indigenousleadership #onlinelearning⁠
Four facilitators will be co-leading upcoming Land Four facilitators will be co-leading upcoming Land Acknowledgements workshops (keep staying tuned!), and we are excited to introduce you to Destiny Chalifoux, who will round out the facilitation team with Kyle, Alicia, and Becca. ⁠ ⁠ Destiny is a Metis woman born and raised in Fishing Lake Metis Settlement, AB. She loves to create things, interact with new people, and she finds fulfillment through helping others. Destiny is working towards a BA of Native Studies and BEd in Elementary Education. She has 5 years of professional experience working with Indigenous communities. She loves to educate and to learn from others.⁠ ⁠ You can email Destiny at: destiny@edifiedprojects.com⁠ ⁠ #indigenousleaders #indigenouswomen #landacknowledgements
We are super excited to introduce you to Kyle Duro We are super excited to introduce you to Kyle Durocher, who will be co-leading upcoming Land Acknowledgements workshops! (Stay tuned!)⁠ ⁠ Kyle is from Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement, currently in his last semester of a Bachelor’s Degree in General Management from NAIT. He lives in Edmonton, AB to attend school. Kyle worked with both Becca and Alicia on a life skills program for Metis Settlement children and youth since 2016. He is very passionate about working with Indigenous youth and loves taking on a mentorship role.⁠ ⁠ Email him anytime: kyle@edifiedprojects.com⁠ ⁠ #indigenousleaders #landacknowledgements #metisyouth
I've added some information on our website about a I've added some information on our website about a form of editing I can do, called sensitivity reading. I look for: unconscious bias, stereotypes, potential microaggressions, and acceptable terminology. I can help improve the representation and quality of your work when it is *about* Indigenous peoples. -Alicia Link in bio for more info! #sensitivityreader #edifyyourwork #amediting
The word "Indigenize" seems to be used a lot latel The word "Indigenize" seems to be used a lot lately and it didn't sit quite right with us. So, we explored further. Check out our latest article on why the word "Indigenizing" makes us uncomfortable. Link in bio.
Hello! I am so excited to be getting started with Hello! I am so excited to be getting started with Edified Projects and wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. I’m Becca Shortt, a white settler born and raised on Treaty 6, just outside of Amiskwaciy Waskahikan (Beaver Hills House – Edmonton, A.B.). I am forever grateful for the people I built relationships with there, they are the reason I am able to do this work. Currently I live on the unceded territory of the Lekwungen speaking peoples, known today as the Songhees and Esquimalt nations (Victoria, B.C.). Reciprocity, relationality, and gratitude drive the focus of my work in Indigenous engagement and allyship. I have an MA in Community Engagement with a focus on Indigneous/non-Indigenous ethical relationships and collaboration as well as 5 years experience working with Indigenous communities throughout Treaty 6 and Treaty 8, specifically with the Métis settlements. I am passionate about working with diverse groups of people who bring their own worldviews, experiences, stories, and knowledge into a collaborative learning space. I believe every individual has gifts they bring that help build a stronger collective. When I’m not working, you can definitely find me walking my dog Bella - a true goofball monster, or cross stitching while binge watching tv.  Thanks for taking the time to get to know me, hope to meet you in our workshops!
"When you learn about this past in a reflexive way "When you learn about this past in a reflexive way, you will hopefully feel more comfortable exploring your actions, roles and responsibilities, and connectedness to others in future." On Orange Shirt Day we honour residential school survivors and their families. It is a day to learn about and reflect on the past so we can move forward in a better way. To learn more, read Alicia’s article “Orange Shirt Day 2020” (link in bio). It not only details the meaning and importance of the day, it is also an invitation for people to learn more and participate in Orange Shirt Day on September 30th.   Shirt design by Janet Cromarty Photo and article by @aliciahibbert
Relation to lands, our communities, and our work t Relation to lands, our communities, and our work to decolonize. These are the main themes that can form the foundation of a personal and authentic land acknowledgment.⁠ ⁠ We hope that in sharing this you are able to take a couple simple steps to move from a script to an authentic acknowledgment.⁠ ⁠ @chewbecca.s and I can deliver a full-day in-person land acknowledgment workshop. We are working on what this could look like virtually and we are always thinking about how to involve others in this work.⁠ ⁠ If you ever need more support for yourself or your organization, just get in touch!⁠ Feel free to ask questions in the comments. ⁠ #landacknowledgment #indigenouslands #turtleisland #decolonization
In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, I'm In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, I'm giving away 4 prizes of a 1 page edit/review for Indigenous owned businesses, or Indigenous creatives, solopreneurs, or students!⁠ ⁠ This can be for website copy, a letter of intent, grant proposal, portfolio, or cover letter/resume. If you have something within this scope, like this post and comment below to enter: you can use an emoji about your project or tag a friend!⁠ ⁠ Entries accepted until Tues June 23 at 6pm PST and prize will be drawn by Tues June 23 at 10pm PST.⁠ ⁠ I am using the number 4 as it has significance to Indigenous ways of knowing: 4 directions, 4 sacred medicines, 4 areas of health, and so on.⁠ ⁠ Click the link in my bio for the rules/terms! (Canada, age of majority, work done within one month). I've never done a giveaway before, so I'm trying to follow a process!⁠ ⁠ #nationalindigenouspeoplesday #nationalindigenoushistorymonth #edifyyourwork #indigenouswomeninbusiness #indigenouswomenentrepreneurs #indigenomics #economicreconciliation⁠ ⁠
Hello / Taanishii / Tansi! I’ve made some change Hello / Taanishii / Tansi! I’ve made some changes to my website, edifiedprojects.com (link in my bio to the main page and Indigenous History Month 30 day challenge). It is now more aligned with the kind of work I value and the kinds of organizations and individuals I’d like to collaborate with. I spent some time thinking about the values I want to continue infusing in my work and the people I’d like to serve, and I (hope I've) centered this on every page.⁠ ⁠ I thought it was a great time to reintroduce myself to new followers. I’m Alicia Hibbert, a Metis person with ties to Manitoba (Naults and Champagnes from Richer and Ste. Anne on my mom's side, British and French on my dad's side) and Alberta (where I was raised and lived until 2019), currently living in Musqueam, Tsleil Waututh, and Squamish territory on the west coast. I get a lot of joy from working collaboratively, with a sense of hopefulness and forward-thinking, and I love making the plans, seeing the patterns, and figuring out how to achieve maximum impact with minimal resources. I value applying these gifts for societal change and community wellbeing, and I try to do that in all work I do.⁠ ⁠ Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me!⁠ ⁠
Here's where we have come so far on the 30 day Ind Here's where we have come so far on the 30 day Indigenous engagement challenge. Still to come: food, visual arts, authors, beaders, podcasts, land acknowledgements, more reflection questions, and things you can take action on. Do you have any reflections on your engagement to share with others?
#blackouttuesday We will pause the 30 day challen #blackouttuesday We will pause the 30 day challenge in solidarity today. Please consider the purpose of this action - to mute white noise and amplify black voices. The purpose is not to post a black square and stop there.
June is National Indigenous History Month. As a Me June is National Indigenous History Month. As a Metis person who worked with Metis and First Nations communities for years, it's really important to me to spread awareness of the contemporary (current) resilience in Indigenous communities. This month I will be partnering with my ally @chewbecca.s to deliver a 30-day challenge for you to engage with Indigenous leaders, knowledge, and practices.⁠ ⁠ It can't go unsaid, however, that we are doing this during an extremely difficult time for the BIPOC/IBPOC community, specifically for our Black and Black-Indigenous kin. Our hope is that, by inspiring allies to engage with Indigenous excellence, we are spreading love, compassion, and anti-racist intention.⁠ ⁠ -Alicia (@aliciahibbert) & Becca (@chewbecca.s)⁠ ⁠ @blklivesmatter @blackyouthproject @naacp @blackmamasmatter @theconsciouskid @mnfreedomfund @mvmnt4blklives⁠ #IndigenousCulture #IndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenousPeople #IndigenousKnowledge #IndigenousMade
Upcoming @cihr_irsc deadlines: Apr 1: Other: Heal Upcoming @cihr_irsc deadlines: Apr 1: Other: Health System Impact Fellowship Apr 7: Team Grant: Personalized Health Apr 22: Team Grant: Canada-EU Smart Living Environments – Transitions in Care May 4: Other: SPOR SUPPORT Unit Phase II Link in my bio to my website or just DM me for application editing/writing or CCV support! #cihr #research @ubc @sfuvan @ualberta @ucalgary @macewanu #acwri #amediting #grantwriting Photo by Hush Naidoo on Unsplash
Some March, April, & May @sshrc_crsh deadlines: M Some March, April, & May @sshrc_crsh deadlines: March 15, 2020: Partnership Engage Grants April 1, 2020: SSHRC Impact Awards April 15, 2020: Letter of Intent to Apply for the New Frontiers in Research Fund – 2020 Transformation Competition May 1, 2020: Connection Grants Link in my bio to my website or just DM me for application editing/writing support! I can even help with that pesky Canadian Common CV. #sshrc #research @ubc @sfuvan @ualberta @ucalgary @macewanu #acwri #amediting #grantwriting Photo by Campaign Creators on Unsplash
I've updated the Tri-Council Grants page on my web I've updated the Tri-Council Grants page on my website to include the @sshrc_crsh 2020 Transformation Competition, with Notice of Intent due to SSHRC on Feb 18th: http://ow.ly/kyAW50xNC8B Areas where I can best support you: NOI: Editing your plain language outline LOI: Review budgets, EDI and Indigenous research considerations, Indigenous research, editing your research proposal, formatting the bibliography Just DM or email me for more info! Photo by You X Ventures on Unsplash
@ualberta TLEF Project Awards are due Jan 28, 2020 @ualberta TLEF Project Awards are due Jan 28, 2020 & TLEF Seed Grants are due Mar 3, 2020 - link in my bio to my website or just DM me for application support! #yeg #grantwriting #ualberta 📸 NeONBRAND on Unsplash
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Prairie Metis and settler perspectives and knowledge. Guests living and working with gratitude on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmaɁɬ təməxʷ (Musqueam), səl̓ilwətaɁɬ təməxʷ (Tsleil-Waututh), and skwxwú7mesh-ulh Temíx̱w (Squamish) [Vancouver, BC]; the Lekwungen-speaking Songhees and Esquimalt nations [Victoria, BC]; and Amiskwaciy Waskahikan in Treaty 6 territory [Edmonton, AB].

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As an international student, to be honest, I find it quite hard to follow the writing and thinking patterns in English, especially doing such a big project in the area of education. Your help means way more than editing, because you are my writing guru! You’ve helped me to make my project “shine.” – Xiaonuo (Nicole) Li 

After having to look at my thesis for two years straight there were multiple issues that needed correcting, as well as some errors that I simply did not see/was not aware of. Alicia caught these errors and helped correct the citation in my thesis so that it was concise and up to proper standards. I am happy to say that my thesis was approved for graduation without any citation or formatting errors! – Amabel D’Souza

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