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Showing 1 to 20 of 43 for “"Métis"”.
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Métis or Moniyâw: Explorative stories of decolonizing my Métis identity
… my emergent processes of identifying as a Métis person through autoethnographic narratives. I provide an overview of Métis history, identification, and decolonization, especially written by and for Aboriginal peoples. Using a decolonizing framework of Indigenous métissage (Donald, 2012) – …
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The Métis Nation registry : exploring identity, meaning, and culture
In 2004, Métis Nation offices began to register and issue identification cards to Métis citizens who met certain criteria. While many Métis people did register, and are registering, there are many who have not, and will not. As a result, some question the validity of the registry because it is …
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Bad Medicine: The History Of Métis Education in Northern Alberta
… impact of the Alberta education system on the Métis people. The understanding gained will help guide instruction and interaction regarding Métis education. So much of Métis history has been “lumped” in with First Nations educational history or ignored because “they are half white.” This …
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More than a Fort: Métis Archaeology at pehonanik (FfNp-1)
In this thesis I examine the presence of Métis women at pehonanik through the belongings recovered from archaeological excavations in 2021-2023 by the teams from the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Archeological Society. pehonanik, a Cree name meaning “the waiting place” was an area …
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Colonialism’s Impact upon the Health of Métis Elderly: History, Oppression, Identity and Consequences
… colonialism on the health of a sample of elderly Métis. Health, care and access to services are vital social indicators in any society. The traumas of colonialism can be measured by the health of colonized people. I focus on the Métis elderly because our elders are the most revered members of …
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Race, class and marginality : a Métis settlement in the Manitoba Interlake, 1850-1914
… habits. The specific community examined is a Métis settlement on the southern shores of Lake Manitoba.
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“YOU HAVE TO MOVE”: MÉTIS OLDER ADULT PERCEPTIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
… to Indigenous people, and more specifically the Métis population. Significantly, older adults in the community of Île-à-la-Crosse, Saskatchewan used the phrase, “Wuskiwiy-tan! (Let’s Move)” to identify priorities for aging well. This community-led, participatory action research project applies …
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Cultural Continuity as a Pathway for Métis Peoples Health Promotion: A Descriptive Phenomenological Approach
The Métis Peoples, a distinct group of Indigenous Peoples in Canada, have historically faced adverse consequences from colonialism. Disconnection from their land, cultural suppression, and loss of cultural identity have had adverse effects on the health outcomes and overall well-being of the Métis …
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The right to be heard' : Saskatchewan First Nations and Métis political activism, 1922-1946
… tracing the development of First Nations and Métis political organizations which began in the early 1920s and 1930s. This work then draws attention to the political strategies developed by Natives to achieve their political goals. Highlighting the period between 1922 and 1946 as a politically …
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A Jig in Three Parts: Identity, Power and Agency in the Therapeutic Relationship between Mental-Health Counsellors and Métis Clients in British Columbia
… between mental-health counsellors and Métis counselling clients in British Columbia by including perspectives from individuals from both of these groups. The study used a transformative paradigm and a Two-Eyed Seeing framework to conduct and analyze semi-structured, qualitative …
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A Métis wife's tale: Race, womanhood, and adaptation to settler colonialism in the diaries of Mary Hobart Williams
<p>As the War of 1812 drew to a stalemate, the American government began the process of state formation in the "Old Northwest," which put political, economic, and cultural pressures on the indigenous population. Among the Anishinaabeg, Menominee, Ho-Chunk, and other Native inhabitants, however, …
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Entrepreneurial Action by Métis and First Nations entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan: Similarities and differences with established notions of Entrepreneurial Action
… actions by individual self-employed Métis and First Nations entrepreneurs in Canada/ Turtle Island. Métis and First Nations entrepreneurs face a differential set of obstacles in their pursuit for economic self-determination compared to their non-Indigenous counterparts. This …
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Co-Developing Culturally Responsive Pre-Surgical Education for First Nation and Métis Hip and Knee Replacement Care in Saskatchewan
… understand the experiences of First Nation and Métis Peoples in Saskatchewan accessing pre-surgical care for total joint replacements (TJR) and to co-develop a culturally responsive pre-surgical education program in partnership with a patient advisory committee (PAC). Methods: An exploratory …
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The proposed Michel Coal Project : exploring ideal impact assessment relationships through an appreciative inquiry lens in an evolving reconciliation landscape
In collaboration with a local Métis chartered community in British Columbia (BC), I used an appreciative inquiry lens to explore ideal impact assessment relationships within an evolving Indigenous capacity and reconciliation landscape. While Indigenous consultation and engagement change continues …
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L' effet de l'identité ethnique et de l'acculturation sur les préjugés chez les métis au Cap-Vert et au Canada
… psychologie sociale qui portent sur les peuples métis en tant que groupe distinct. La réalité de plusieurs groupes métis a été liée à des problèmes d'identité (voir Shih et Sanchez, 2005). Pourtant, dans certaines sociétés les métis se définissent ou sont définis comme un groupe « à part » avec …
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AN ANALYSIS OF ALBERTA'S FIRST NATIONS, METIS, AND INUIT SCHOOL-COMMUNITY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT PROJECT
The First Nations, Métis, and Inuit School-Community Learning Environment Project was one of the programs through which the Aboriginal Branch of Alberta Education attempted to increase the academic success rate of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students. Sixteen school jurisdictions in Alberta were …
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AN ANALYSIS OF ALBERTA'S FIRST NATIONS, METIS, AND INUIT SCHOOL-COMMUNITY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT PROJECT
The First Nations, Métis, and Inuit School-Community Learning Environment Project was one of the programs through which the Aboriginal Branch of Alberta Education attempted to increase the academic success rate of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students. Sixteen school jurisdictions in Alberta were …
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Inventing "crime" in a lawless land: legal conflict, racial formation, and conquest in the North American interior
… considered dependents on the company and the Métis as ""half breed"" subjects who had no claim to land and independence as indigenous peoples. In this project, I examine propaganda published by fur-trading companies, records from the Hudson’s Bay Company archives, and fur-trade narrative to …
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