Event details
The purpose of the session is to provide a supportive, encouraging space to share and learn how individuals and units/departments in the Community Engagement Network are integrating Indigenous ways of knowing, doing, being, and relating into their community engagement work — and how this is advancing the goals and actions of the Indigenous Strategic Plan.
This session picks up questions about culture change and settler responsibilities that came up in our October session on Weaving Relations.
We encourage participants to enroll in the Weaving Relations course.
- Date: Thursday November 9, 2023
- Time: 10:00 – 11:30 am (PDT)
- Location: Online with Zoom
Learning objectives
In this session, participants will:
- Gain an understanding of where units/departments in the Community Engagement Network are at in the Indigenous Strategic Plan implementation timeline.
- Exchange experiences and insights on implementing the ISP, with a focus on how Indigenous ways of knowing, doing, being, and relating are integrated into community-university engagement work.
- Explore how individuals and units/departments are contributing to culture change, trying to dismantle institutionalized white supremacy and colonization, and understanding settler responsibilities within the context of community-university engagement