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Indigenization

Learning to Walk Together in a Good Way

October 1, 2022 by Lynelle Yutani Leave a Comment

September 30th is now officially Victoria Orange Shirt Day in BC also known as National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. This proclamation was made by the Honorable Murray Rankin, Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation and Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Housing, an uninvited settler on these unsurendered (but occupied nonetheless) lands, with the … [Read more...] about Learning to Walk Together in a Good Way

Honouring Our Commitments to Reconciliation on National Indigenous Persons Day

June 21, 2022 by Lynelle Yutani Leave a Comment

Na'tsa'maht - Working Together as One: Artist Butch Dick

It is so important to uphold and promote good works that others do. Amplifying and sharing with respect and gratitude isn't always appreciated in our colonialized educational system. So, today rather than creating my own blog post on Indigenous Persons Day, I am sharing a wonderful Newsletter from the BC Patient Safety & Quality Council that I received through a sign-up … [Read more...] about Honouring Our Commitments to Reconciliation on National Indigenous Persons Day

My Personal Indigenization Statement – Lynelle Yutani

May 4, 2022 by Lynelle Yutani 1 Comment

Cycle of Knowledge House Post

Indigenization and Decolonization are processes, not just goals. I choose the path of reconciliation and cross-cultural healing with great intention.  I work for it (inside myself) and try to model it for others.  I intentionally check my privilege and attempt to be as generous (in heart as well as in other ways) as possible. I try to walk with respect for my … [Read more...] about My Personal Indigenization Statement – Lynelle Yutani

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