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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Indigenous leadership"”.
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Indigenous Leadership: A Talking-Circle Dialogue with Cree Leaders
The study of leadership is gaining popularity as evidenced by the increasing number of leadership development programs in both corporate and academic environments. Therefore, the way that leadership is defined becomes important. Unfortunately, the majority of literature on leadership emphasizes a …
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Teachings from Cree Elders: A Grounded Theory Study of Indigenous Leadership
For the past two hundred and fifty years, the relationship between First Nations and Euro-Canadians, has shifted from an equal partnership to one of colonized and colonizer. Despite this history, First Nations people have shown resiliency, continuing to honor beliefs, values, and traditions. …
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Colonial legacies and the trafficking of Indigenous women in Canada
… continues to shape the vulnerability of Indigenous women and girls to human trafficking in Canada. It offers a decolonial critique of Canada’s National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking, while drawing on Critical Race Theory and Indigenous feminist thought. This analysis finds that …
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African American women and tenant management of public housing: A case study of Stella Wright
… D.C. Building upon social networks and indigenous leadership within the project, tenant organizers translated effective organizing into a successful model of tenant management.</p>
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'A band of Evangelists, native and "foreign"': the story of Japanese initiatives in indigenizing the Japan Evangelistic Band 1903-1940
… field, the JEB was led by the Japanese. The indigenous nature of the JEB was a Japanese initiative. The Mission was also distinct because women, both foreign and Japanese, were an important workforce in the Mission. They actively contributed to all aspects of the JEB ministry and gave the …
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The Missiology of I. T. Tichenor with Implications on Contemporary Southern Baptist North American Missions
… church planting, church planting missionaries, indigenous leadership, the church building, and use of resources are presented. Chapter 5 gives implications on contemporary Southern Baptist North American missions. After giving the condition of Southern Baptist North American missions, …
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On chiefs and peace: Examining the role of traditional governance in sub-Saharan African conflict dynamics
… governance structures, e.g. traditional and indigenous leadership, chieftaincies, kings and headmen, are de facto relevant in providing governance and exercising political influence alongside and beyond the state. This thesis expands research on hybrid governance by examining comparatively …
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Navigating national priorities, regionalism and internationalisation in National Universities of Moana Oceania
… Methodologically, the study employs critical (Indigenous) ethnography and multiple descriptive case studies, drawing on talanoa, tok stori, and storian as culturally grounded, responsive, and relational knowledge-sharing, supported by collaborative sensemaking and critical policy analysis. The …
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Representation of Alaskan Native People in Nonprofit Leadership
… the lack of Alaska Native representation in leadership roles within an organization meant to serve the Alaska Native community was evident. The research aimed to understand how well the staff and leadership of Alaskan nonprofits reflected the Alaska Native communities they served and whether …
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For the Liberation of Black People Everywhere: The African Blood Brotherhood, Black Radicalism, and Pan -African Liberation in the New Negro Movement, 1917--1936
… contemporaries by insisting on the autonomy of indigenous leadership in national liberation movements. Their internationalist Pan-Africanism also viewed African liberation as indelibly linked to anti-colonial struggles in Latin America, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and working class struggles for …
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Architectural fusion and indigenous ideology in early colonial Mexico: a case study of Teposcolula, Oaxaca, 1535-1580, demonstrating cultural transmission and transformation through negotiation and consent in planning a new urban environment
… process of peaceful negotiation and consent the indigenous leadership of Teposcolula played a determining role in planning and building their new urbanization on the valley floor, relocating and resettling their community from its pre-Columbian mountain-top redoubt. The effect of changes in the …
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Becoming Tangata Tiriti
… of non-Māori in kaupapa Māori spaces and Indigenous-led research, however, there is little discussion about non-Māori ethical practice on a day-to-day basis outside of research. This thesis looks to Māori and Indigenous leadership for guidance to stimulate widespread equitable engagement …
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Interweaving the Strengths of Relationality and Hierarchy in Emergency Services: A First-Person Approach to Enhancing My Leadership Practice
… it can be hard to imagine what alternative leadership models might look like. This notwithstanding, relational leadership models have existed for time immemorial across North America, rooted in Indigenous community practices. With over a decade of progressive leadership experience in the …
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Intercultural Perspectives on Managing Organizational Change in Response to Government Policy Reform: A Case Study on the Leadership of New Oriental Education
… organizational change. This study explored the leadership dynamics and organizational change efforts implemented by New Oriental after the policy enactment.</p> <p>The theoretical framework synthesized organizational change theory, organizational culture, and transformative leadership approaches …
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The leadership practices of Anglican school leaders in the Solomon Islands: leading for social justice
… how school leaders undertake social justice leadership practices. Leading to address injustices which stem from these characteristics can create tensions for school leaders as they seek to serve their communities and lead for educational equity in schools (Bakalevu et al., 2015; Lopez, 2015; …