Untangling Colonialism

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Untangling Colonialism Virtual Training

A Decolonizing Framework

A decolonizing practice requires recognition of the history of colonization and its current manifestations. This training briefly covers United States Federal Indian Policy carried out dominantly in the lower 48 and its expansion into Alaska policy and the implications on Alaska Native peoples.

Additionally, participants will discuss how the history of environmental conservation has mirrored colonial world-views and what possible strategies we can further in order to decolonize conservation.

This training delves into the spectrum of decolonizing strategies; from various personal, institutional, and systemic pathways forward.

This course is intended to be paired with a workbook which prompts personal and/or group reflection. The workbook can be accessed here. Any questions or concerns about the workbook, please contact our training coordinator: [email protected]

Untangling Colonialism

Introduction

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Part II

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Part III

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Decolonization Definitions & Moving Forward (45:37)

Our Trainings

We believe in building equitable and respectful community organizing practices, getting to the root of the matter, uplifting intersectionality, and furthering a healing path. Understanding the impacts of the power and privilege structures of colonialism, racism, patriarchy, and capitalism is essential. Additionally, committing to healing practices both in our work and our lives is essential to the longevity and joy of the work before us.

Our trainings, workshops, and camps are not exclusive to Indigenous peoples; rather our leadership model is shaped from an Indigenous worldview, which emphasizes deep acknowledgment of place-based knowledge and the joy and responsibility of building community.

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