Response to Jim Windle Allegations – Mark VandermaasNew Directions in Aboriginal Policy 2010 – Final Program and Abstracts
The Kindly Inquisition Influencing Aboriginal Policy Formulation2 – Widdowson 2010
Ganigonhi:oh: The good mind meets the academy – Newhouse
The good life and the good mind – Frances Widdowson PowerPoint Slides
Path not easy for native youth – Don Sandberg
Corruption infects the councils – Don Sandberg
Residential school money pit – Don Sandberg
Caledonia’s National Voice – Gary McHale
Beyond the Indian Act – Flanagan et al
New Directions Presentation – Albert Howard – 2010
Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry – Book Jacket
Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry – order form
Power without Law – Alex M. Cameron
The Tragedy of Progress Review – Ron Bourgeault
Riel and the Rebellion Review – Ron Bourgeault
A voluntary plan for relocating non-viable native reserves – Joseph Quesnel
Transformations in Australian Indigenous Education – Joe Lane
Reflections on the New Directions in Aboriginal Policy Forum – Kate Milley
Hidden in Plain Sight – David Newhouse
Natives are Victims of Two Tier Justice – Mark Vandermaas
New Directions in Aboriginal Policy 2009 – Last Year’s Final Program combined
Opening Remarks – New Directions in Aboriginal Policy Forum – 2009
Aboriginalism and the problems of Indigenous Archaeology – Robert McGhee
6 Responses to “New Directions in Aboriginal Policy Forums”
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April 27th, 2010 at 9:51 am
I am a resident of Caledonia. I back onto the land that was stolen by Natives. I have been witness to, and part of many demonstrations against the OPP and Native criminal element. I have had several friends arrested for protesting against these ongoing, largest crimes in modern Canadian history. They dared carry Canadian Flags near the crime site. I am a second class citizen in my own country. The Charter does not apply to me. Our institutions who’s root of existence is to protect democracy have sided with the crimes I witness daily. These are: Town Council, OPP, Federal and Provincial MP’s, and most disheartening of all , The Media. Without a media that informs the public of this assault on basic freedoms and our institutions, the outcome is predictable. You are obviousely aware of the University of Ottawa’s censorship efforts of Ann Coulter. The chilling of open thought begins in schools. Sincerely, defeated citizen.
April 28th, 2010 at 5:57 pm
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May 3rd, 2010 at 4:50 pm
To Mark: you forgot to acknowledge a simple but dangerous truth: kanata is a settler country; that is, European descendants on non-European land. Ignoring this premise erases any historic view of the land you are standing on; or in other words, you are failing to acknowledge or openly engage the context, namely the historic struggles that surround you. How is it possible that original-indigenous “Natives” – Mohawks – can steal land (from colonial occupiers?) that always belonged to their community? If you are sincere, learn the history of your place.
Generally, the reason why people may not join your cause may be to simply step away from inciting hate, in both speech and action.
May 3rd, 2010 at 8:58 pm
Could you please provide evidence for the allegation about “inciting hate”.
May 4th, 2010 at 12:01 pm
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