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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Storywork"”.
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Architectural Storywork as a discursive design practice: on self-determined Indigeneity, architectural autonomy, and the transmission of knowledge through architectural discourses in Bali, Indonesia
… calls from Indigenous scholars to activate Storywork as a practice-based and decolonising methodology within architecture by developing and formalising a novel research methodology by applying the Indigenous practice of Storywork through a discursive architectural lens; an approach I have …
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Water as Pedagogy
This qualitative study uses Indigenous storywork as a form of personally situated, decolonial research. My aim is to study the ways in which water as a sentient being, healing spirit, and teacher taught me about human and more-than-human relationships. Deploying an Indigenous womxnist and feminist …
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The living voice of land, water, language and kin : Wolastoqey sonic sovereignty
… that is heard throughout my work. I engage with storywork and two-eyed seeing, drawing on oral knowledge from my community and Hopi sonic sovereignty (Reed 2018) while prioritizing stories as a traditional way of knowledge transfer, mobilization, and creation. Join me on this journey and open …
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Becoming Tangata Tiriti
… applied ethical practice. I use autoethnographic storywork to share insights emergent from my lived experience applying ethical practice approaches. Simultaneously I use Critical Settler Family History to understand my positionality and to unpack the relationship between colonisation and …
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Radical Belonging: School as Communion of Peoples, Place, and Power
… This study was carried out through narrative storywork, Indigenous and culturally responsive methodologies, and critical autoethnography, as my experience of entering these school communities and forming these relationships over time became a supporting contribution to the data. Data is …
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Examining the Relational Space of Native Faculty Members in Higher Education
… navigate in higher education. The Indigenous Storywork principles are used to help illustrate the collective values Native faculty represent on and off campus in unique ways.</p>
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Reclaiming Humanity in the Global Borderlands: Collective Homeplace Praxis among Women of Color Educators in International Schools
… 2003), borderlands (Anzaldúa, 1987), and storywork (Archibald, 2008), the methodology centered relational witnessing—a practice of deep, reciprocal presence—honoring the intellectual sovereignty of WoC educators and treating their narratives as theory in themselves.</p> <p>Three …
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Walking Between Two Worlds: Indigenous Student Stories of Navigating the Structures and Policies of Public, Non-Native Institutions
… cultures. This study utilizes Indigenous Storywork methods, alongside western case study methodology, to explore how colonialism and the structures of public, non-Native higher education institutions and engineering programs impact the lived experiences of Indigenous STEM students. Using …
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By Chameleonic Means; "Trust Based" Philanthropic Relationships, "The Business of Yes," As Experienced By Black Fundraisers
… while honoring both Afrocentricity and Black storywork as methodological frameworks, this dissertation centered experiences and narratives of six Black fundraisers navigating the historically White-overrepresented social landscape of philanthropy. Through means of a two-phased multimodal …
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The impact of COVID-19 on services for Indigenous people who use substances and are living with HIV in Winnipeg, Manitoba
… Two-Eyed Seeing approach and Indigenous Storywork were used as overarching frameworks to guide this research. A community guiding circle comprised of eight IPLH, many of whom previously or currently used substances, were involved in the research from design to dissemination. Elder Albert …
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Te karanga tūturu o maieke: Ngāti Kuri women’s taiao geographies
… have been represented and marginalised. Pūrākau (storywork) as a theory and methodology ensures Ngāti Kuri women’s stories are told by them and for them. Indigenous relational geography is woven into the theoretical framework to further understand Indigenous relationships to place and diverse …
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From ‘did it work?’ to ‘what did it do?’: Rethinking financial literacy education impact through the narratives of fisherwomen on the Amazonian coast of Brazil.
… models by demonstrating how network-based storywork can reveal profound changes that quantitative indicators often miss. The findings carry important implications for policymakers and civil‑society actors: designing financial education programmes and interventions must account for identity …
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Cuento literacies: Multigenerational storytelling in a Chicane family
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-08-01
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Endarkened seeking: The storymaking of Black American women faculty sojourners in Senegal
The purpose of this dissertation study is to examine the stories of Black American women faculty who participate in overseas professional development programs, an area of research that has been sorely neglected. Education researchers’ most recent focus —as it relates to experiences abroad of Black …