The Decolonial Toolbox : Educational Pathway
The resource is a self-directed learning tool to understand historical and contemporary Indigenous realities. The pathway gathers carefully selected resources produced by Indigenous peoples and organizations that are accessible and promote Indigenous expertise.
Scientific validation
- Professionnal and scientific knowledge
Stage of the process
- Acquire or transfer knowledge
School grades
Environment
- School setting
- Family setting
Public
- Individual or group
Duration
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Themes
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Personal and social skills
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Targeted community
- Réalités autochtones
For decades, Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island, Inuit Nunangat and the Métis Homeland have shared knowledge, personal experiences and cultural ways of living to raise awareness about the abusive and oppressive relationship between the colonial state and the rightful stewards of this land. In the beginning, their efforts went largely unnoticed. Recently, as more and more devastating facts surfaced, many non-Indigenous people began reflecting about their role as settlers and asking themselves what they could do.
It is with this context in mind and in this spirit that the Decolonial Toolbox was born.
The Decolonial Toolbox offers the public an educational pathway to understanding contemporary Indigenous realities. The pathway gathers carefully-selected resources produced by Indigenous people and organizations that are accessible and promote Indigenous expertise.
