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In Conversation with Stephen Hurley
Stephen Hurley
250 episodes
1 month ago
Host Stephen Hurley scans the education ecosystem, looking for the people and ideas that are starting to change the way we think about teaching, learning, schools and communities
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Host Stephen Hurley scans the education ecosystem, looking for the people and ideas that are starting to change the way we think about teaching, learning, schools and communities
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Education
Arts
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Land as Relation with Drs. Margaret Kress and Kahente Horn-Miller
In Conversation with Stephen Hurley
36 minutes
2 years ago
Land as Relation with Drs. Margaret Kress and Kahente Horn-Miller
Land as Relation is a new book from Canadian Scholars that introduces readers to an intersectional approach to Indigenous space and land-based education. It’s an edited collection that includes the voices of indigenous and ally-partnered contributors, weaving a rich and very worthwhile perspective on what is meant by land-based pedagogies.

Today, we speak with the books two editors Drs. Margaret Kress and Kahente Horn-Miller.

Margaret Kress is Adjunct Professor at University of New Brunswick

Kahente Horn-Miller is Associate Professor of Indigenous Studies and Associate Vice-President, Indigenous Teaching Learning and Research at Carleton University
In Conversation with Stephen Hurley
Host Stephen Hurley scans the education ecosystem, looking for the people and ideas that are starting to change the way we think about teaching, learning, schools and communities