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Indigenous Leadership

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Indigenous Leadership refers to the practices, principles, and frameworks of leadership that are rooted in the cultural, social, and political contexts of Indigenous peoples. It emphasizes community engagement, traditional knowledge, and the empowerment of Indigenous voices in decision-making processes, aiming to promote self-determination and sustainable development within Indigenous communities.
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Indigenous Leadership refers to the practices, principles, and frameworks of leadership that are rooted in the cultural, social, and political contexts of Indigenous peoples. It emphasizes community engagement, traditional knowledge, and the empowerment of Indigenous voices in decision-making processes, aiming to promote self-determination and sustainable development within Indigenous communities.
This chapter introduces the notion of ancestral leadership from Indigenous knowledge, a peripheral source from the dominant Western discourse of leadership studies. Ancestral leadership rests entirely on values and principles about... more
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Schooling for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in remote or ‘Red Dirt’ (Guenther, Disbray and Osborne, 2016) communities has been cast as ‘problematic’, and ‘failing’. The solutions to deficit understandings of remote... more
Fruits d’une ethnographie de cinq mois réalisée en collaboration avec des organismes inuit et autochtones de la ville d’Ottawa, cette thèse de maîtrise s’attache à analyser la diversité et la complexité des expériences urbaines telles que... more
Manitou College, one of the first Canadian post-secondary institutions for indigenous students, was created in 1973 on the abandoned site of the missile base located in La Macaza, Quebec. Despite its very short existence, Manitou College... more
A reflection that links together two convoluted and problematic themes in Latin American cultures -the colonial penetration and shamanic practicesopens a discussion that prompts interrogations on the focal role that forms of inspirational... more
El contenido de este sitio está cubierto por la legislación francesa sobre propiedad intelectual y es propiedad exclusiva del editor. Las obras publicadas en este sitio pueden ser consultadas y reproducidas en soporte de papel o bajo... more
This article discusses an arts-based program carried out in a Neehithuw (Woodland Cree) school in northern Saskatchewan. Using historical photographs, students wrote a poem and then performed the poem for various audiences. The... more
The purpose of this study is to add to recent calls to develop indigenous knowledge of peace system and culture development to promote culture of peace in Africa. It assesses the indigenous Gadaa system peace concept and culture, identify... more
Session Report for the Aboriginal Arts Leadership & Management, Banff Centre, Alberta.
While it is important to observe that identity is complex, nuanced and evolving, current polemic discussions about the use of acronyms such 'BAME' Black, Asian, Minority ethnic remain contentious and are almost universally reviled by... more
The purpose of this paper is to document how educators living in Nunavut communities describe traditional Inuit leadership and effective school leadership. The data for this qualitative study were 24 semi-structured interviews, involving... more
El presente artículo se propone trabajar de manera inédita el desarrollo de la «nueva imagen» del indígena amazónico al interior del movimiento de «antropología compro- metida» en el Perú a finales de los años 70. Este movimiento fue... more
Phosphogypsum (PG) is a by-product of phosphoric acid production and according to the Waste Management Strategy of the Republic of Croatia for 2007 -2015 (Offi cial Gazette 85/07, 126/10, 31/11, 46/15) it is classifi ed under the waste... more
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