Sat., Aug. 28 | zoom

Becoming Warriors

Hosted by Sandra Dissertation - 25 pgs Follow the true tale of 3 young Indigenous boys as they embark on the journey to become ethnographers of the two critical events of Wounded Knee.

Registration is Closed

Time & Location

Aug. 28, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. MDT

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About the Event

Becoming Warriors - The Practice of Deep and Meaningful Learning

Hosted by Sandra - Professor Emerita of Lakehead Univeristy’s - Former Chair of Aboriginal Education. An Ojibwe and Assiniboine scholar from Turtle Mountain in North Dakota. Genre: Indigenous / Societal / Cultural

Dissertation - 25 pgs (35 min read)

Description:

Follow the true tale of three young Indigenous boys as they embark on the journey to become ethnographers of the two critical events of Wounded Knee (1890 & 1971). This profound paper documents the boys’ journey to becoming Warriors and what it means for anyone to become and hold Warriorship.

Intent of Session:

Experiential and focused on life experiences related to the text.

Join for a rich discussion with the author, Dr. Wolf, on the role Indigenous youth can take on in becoming academic Warriors to discover, reflect, and teach their heritage to the world.

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