Decolonization Learning Journey Series 4: Now What? Incorporating Reconciliation Learning into Our Work and Everyday Lives

In June of 2020 the CSCNS, in partnership with Unama’ki College at Cape Breton University launched the “The Decolonization Learning Journey” with 4 webinars. Join us for the final fourth series as we reflect on and connect our learnings.

This May, Series 4 will seek to answer the question: “Now What?” – Incorporating Reconciliation Learning into Our Work and Everyday Lives.

We will begin to reflect on our learning thus far. How are we unsettling and disrupting ourselves and our organizations? What steps can we take to create actionable change and how do we undertake the process of decolonizing – knowing that we’re not always going to get it right? In this series, we will hear from a host of Mi’kmaw Elders and knowledge sharers who will guide us in our reflection on action and relationships, as well as hear from Nova Scotia based nonprofits who have begun taking strides to make change at various levels.

Series 4 Schedule

This series is comprised of four (4) virtual sessions via Zoom scheduled for every Tuesday in May from 1:00-3:00pm (ADT).

Session 1: Tuesday, May 4th: “Decolonizing Education: Nourishing the Learning Spirit– with Dr. Marie Battiste.

Session 2: Tuesday, May 11th: “Reconciliation Action Acceleration: From Head, Heart and Hand”– with Annie Battiste.

CANCELLED – Session 3: Tuesday, May 18th: “Knowledge Gardening / Stories from the Field: Reconciliation Action in NS Nonprofits”

Session 4: Tuesday, May 25th: “Going Forth” – with Cheryl Knockwood & Christopher Googoo

HOW TO REGISTER

To register for these sessions:

1. Click “Register”
2. Select the ticket(s) for each session that you want to attend then select “Register”
3. Fill out the registration form.
4. You will receive a confirmation email with the meeting details once you complete your registration.

Visit our website to learn more about this Learning Journey, access resources , and find recordings for past webinars!

www.csc-ns.ca/decolonization-learning-journey