WINHEC Journal 2010 Edition

Greetings, Aanii, Kia Ora

Below is a call for WINHEC'S 2010 Edition. Some of my colleagues and I wrote a paper in the 2006 Edition called "Keeping our fire alive:Towards decolonising research in the academic setting". This can be found at site: http://www.win-hec.org/?q=node/92

These journals are a good read especially in the area of Indigenous education. Taima

See below details for the WINHEC Journal 2010 Edition:

World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC): Call For Papers

CALL FOR PAPERS

WINHEC JOURNAL 2010 Edition

The World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium invites papers for the 2010 edition of the WINHEC Journal.

The WINHEC Journal is an online and printed publication dedicated to the exploration and advancement of issues related to Indigenous education, culture and language faced by WINHEC nations and members.

The 2010 edition will be published in printed and possibly online in August 2010. The theme of this edition is Indigenous Voices, Indigenous Research.

The deadline for Papers is June 15th 2010.

For more information, including the guidelines for Papers, please contact:

Professor Veronica Arbon
veronica.arbon@deakin.edu.au This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
2010 Editor
Institute of Koorie education
Deakin University
Geelong, Victoria, Australia

The previous editions can be reached online at http://www.win-hec.org

Minnijean Brown Trickey

Minnijean Brown Trickey is one of the “Little Rock Nine,” a group of African American students who integrated an all-white high school in Arkansas in 1957. She spoke about her experiences at Laurentian University Nov. 25.

To view link:
http://www.northernlife.ca/video/video/659/Minnijean-Brown-Trickey-speaks-about-de-segregation.aspx

KTEI Partnership

Honours Bachelor of Social Work Program

KENJGEWIN TEG EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

in affliation with

LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY

Will be offering a

3 Year program - Fall 2010

Part time studies in M'Chigeeng

Classes will be held in 2 week blocks at 3 month intervals over the year, for 3 years.

Over one year a total of 4, six credit courses will delivered.

Contact: Sharon Corbiere Johnston 705-675-1151 extension: 5055

K.T.E.I 705-377-4342

Sudbury Branch of the OASW

Sudbury Branch of the OASW,
November Newsletter 2009,

Congratualtions

to Cheryle Partridge who was honoured by OASW with a Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the OASW 2006-2009. Judith Tremblay presented Cheryle with the certificate at the local branch's November meeting

to view click the following link:
http://142.51.14.1/NR/rdonlyres/69D2584D-A0B6-4C74-AFDC-421E23A385C3/0/newsletterNovember2009FINAL.pdf

Minnijean Brown Trickey

The 2009 Angus Gilbert Memorial Lecture

Little Rock Revisited

"Little Rock Revisited": a public lecture by civil rights legend, MINNIJEAN BROW TRICKEY
Minnijean was one of the first nine black teenagers to de-segregate a two-thousand strong all-white school in the 1950's, defying the Arkansas governor, the National Guard and violent racist mobs.

Minnijean is also a Graduate of Native Human Services, She graduated in the fall 1991.

Wednesday November 25 2009 at 8:00 p.m, Brenda Wallace Reading Room

Free Admission

Sponsored by the Department of History, for more information 705-675-1151 ext 4200

native human services student academic council
by-election
Oct 14 and 15 2009 10-3
Room # 108 U of S

Who is eligible for office: Any LU student enrolled in Native Human Services Program who is interested in representing the Student Academic Council

Who can vote: Any LU student enrolled in the Native Human Services Program who has an interest in the Student Council

Offices up for Election:

Treasurer
Pro Years Representative
Social/Traditional Coordinator

Contact Erica Daybutch,
es_daybutch@laurentian.ca