Conversational Métis Sash Episode Five with Dana Chaulk

Conversational Métis Sash Episode Six Weaving Together

Welcome to the sixth and final episode of the Conversational Métis Sash, Weaving Together. In this episode, I weave together some of the oral strands gifted by the podcast guests, including Métis scholars Dr. Jennifer Markides, Dr. Lucy Delgado, Dr. Yvonne Poitras Pratt, Dr. Laura Forsythe, and Métis teacher Dana Chaulk. By bringing each voice forward to advance Métis-specific findings in Truth Before Reconciliation teacher education, we weave together our Conversational Métis Sash. We hope you will be inspired by these conversations and learn more about what you can do for your strand by participating in this transformational work. Music Used in Episode: Beignet by Blue">https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/348016">Blue [

Conversational Métis Sash Episode Five with Dana Chaulk

In our conversation, Dana expands on how she applied what she learned from listening to the previous podcast episodes of Dr. Jennifer Markides, Dr. Lucy Delgado, Dr. Yvonne Poitras-Pratt, and Dr. Laura Forsythe. She applied everything that she learned into her pedagogies, practices, and overall life, all amplifying Métis-specific outcomes in addressing Truth Before Reconciliation and combating settler colonialism, as well as other findings. Music Used in Episode: Beignet by Blue">https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/348016">Blue [

Conversational Métis Sash Episode Four with Dr. Laura Forsythe

Our conversation honours Wahkotawin as a way of life. It reflects how we can honour our responsibilities by considering what we owe to our obligations; centering our Michif relationships, and beyond. This is reflected within Laura’s commitments through the circles she’s a part of, but also, to the students, being future teachers, she teaches at the University of Winnipeg. Our conversation honours Wahhotawin, and reflections about the fields of Truth Before Reconciliation Education and Indigenous Education, and our ways of life and being within them. Music Used in Episode: Beignet by Blue">https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/348016">Blue [

Conversational Métis Sash Episode Three with Dr. Yvonne Poitras Pratt

Our conversation honours the brilliance of knowing who we our through our stories, our families, our histories, and how who we are can be honoured as pedagogy and within educational practices. Music Used in Episode: Beignet by Blue">https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/348016">Blue [

Conversational Métis Sash Episode Two with Dr. Lucy Delgado

Our conversation honours integrating Michif identity, and all its multiplicities in the classroom. In addition to this contribution, representation and honouring Two-Spirit and Indigi-queer pedagogies, practices, and stories are important to include within K-12 classrooms and teacher education. Music Used in Episode: Beignet by Blue">https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/348016">Blue [