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Research for the Next Generations: Doctoral Education for Black and Indigenous Communities
Sat, April 15, 8:00 to 9:30am CDT (8:00 to 9:30am CDT), Swissôtel Chicago, Floor: Event Centre, 1st Floor, St. Gallen 2Session Type: Symposium
Abstract
This session is a conversation between Black and Indigenous graduate students and scholars in the United States and Canada about doing research for Black and/or Indigenous communities and futures. Through our work in various fields, we share our experience working on research that articulates knowledge, resistances, desires, and possibilities of our communities to reclaim and to build what our communities want for themselves (Harjo, 2019). Rather than examining the future of research, we highlight our collective work as a way to enact futurity as a research practice (Harjo, 2019). Each paper will share the ways in which Black and Indigenous research is used to construct a set of tools to build and organize communities and futures.
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Peripheral Participants: What Youth Learn From Black and Indigenous Movements on Selfsame Land - Sefanit Habtom, University of Washington; Jade Toneshia Nixon, University of Toronto
"HMoob Tuag Nthi": Creating Spaces and Community by and for Queer and Trans HMoob Youth - Doua Kha, University of Washington
Teaching and Learning Collaborative Indigenous Research: Lessons in Relational Research - Fernanda Yanchapaxi, University of Toronto; Diane Hill, University of Toronto - OISE; Jo Billows, University of Toronto
Reclaiming Philanthropy and Recentering Native Giving in Respect, Reciprocity, Relationships, and Communal Responsibility - Dana Arviso, University of Washington
Co-Theorizing Lifeworlds Across Borders: Learning With Migrant Youth About Education Policy, Place, and Collective Decision Making - Megan Femi-Cole, University of Toronto; Razan Samara, University of Toronto
Chansasa Revitalization Project: Co-Designing, Alongside Community, Revitalization Efforts, and Ways Forward - Alayna Eagle Shield, University of Washington