Decolonize U

Review mainstream feminism, introduce Indigenous critiques of whitestream feminism, and delineate key tenets of decolonial Indigenous feminism as a remedy.

This training introduces core concepts of understanding gender and sexuality, reviews colonial histories of policing Indigenous gender and sexuality expression, and delineate Indigenous reclamations and emerging language to support Indigiqueer and Two-Spirit relatives.

This training will discuss ableism and disability, exploring how disability is defined, its shifting nature, and who gets to define it. It examines the historical foundations of ableism, particularly in relation to settler colonialism, and its intersections with issues like land occupation, environmental discrimination, global imperialism, healthcare access, and immigration.

This training discusses the Science Warrior Fellowship, the essentials of designing a research science project, and providing practical tools for getting started.

This training guides through knowing your (legal) rights when dealing with law enforcement, outlines useful practices for resolving and/or ensuring interactions do not jeopardize your safety, and engages participants in constructive roleplay exercises to prepare for potential real-life scenarios.

In this session for Youth aged 13-18, we engaged in what it means to honor the earth and what the next generation can do to protect Mother Earth.