News Archive – Page 13 – Thinking Historically

Historical Thinking

February 14, 2022

But this isn’t about me: Another way – centring intercultural humility and relationality in our systems of care

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Civic Engagement

February 14, 2022

Do the right thing when no one is looking: The politics of Reconciliation

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Historical Thinking Indigenous Knowledges

February 14, 2022

Decolonizing Child Intervention in the middle of on-going Colonization

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Civic Engagement

February 14, 2022

‘It has nothing to do with me’: Challenging empowerment theory in Social Work education

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Indigenous Knowledges

February 14, 2022

We aren’t homeless, we are houseless.’ Reframing housing needs in First Nations communities using Indigenous research methodologies

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Civic Engagement Historical Thinking

February 14, 2022

It has nothing to do with me’: Challenging Empowerment Theory and Definitions in Social Work Education

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Historical Thinking

February 14, 2022

Listening, witnessing, connecting: Histories and storytelling in the Anthropocene. In A.J. Farrell, C.L. Skyhar & M. Lam, (Eds.), Teaching in the Anthropocene.

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Historical Thinking Indigenous Knowledges

February 14, 2022

Ecological precarity and historical empathy: Learning from Inuit perspectives in Angry Inuk

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Indigenous Knowledges

February 14, 2022

Indigenous Content & Perspectives in Social Studies: An Analysis of Canadian Social Studies Curriculum Outcomes

This article reports on the findings of a document analysis study of all English...

Historical Thinking

February 14, 2022

2020 Historical Thinking Winter Institute Program

Historical Thinking Project Agenda included: - introduction to HT, the six concepts, and learning activities...