In this episode we discuss the confluences of their life histories, negotiating, resisting, and challenging settler colonialism, Treaty education and relations, professional development that seeks to cultivate settler educator accountability, our roles and responsibilities, and so much more.
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Nicholas Ng-A-Fook
#FooknConversationEP58 is out! Dr. Lisa Korteweg and Tesa Fiddler work as educational researchers, teacher educators, and friends in Thunder Bay, on the traditional territory of the Fort Williams First Nations-Anemki Wajiw (signatory to the 1850 Robinson-Superior treaty).
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