Beyond Words: Translating Indigenization of the Academy into Practice
Friday, October 4 and Saturday, October 5, 2024 / The Hotel Saskatchewan - Regina, Saskatchewan
The journey toward Indigenizing the academy, beginning with the implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action, has been underway for close to 10 years. While much progress has been made, it is clear more work lies ahead to transform the Commission’s call to Indigenize universities and colleges into practice.
The 2024 CAUT Aboriginal Academic Staff Conference will be an important opportunity for Indigenous scholars and their non-Indigenous allies to join with one another in the spirit of reconciliation, build networks and peer support, take stock of what has been accomplished, and identify what more needs to be done. Topics of discussion will include the experiences of Indigenous teachers and researchers, how institutions can best navigate claims of Indigenous identity, and how academic staff associations have worked, through bargaining and advocacy, to improve Indigenous representation and recognition of Indigenous knowledge in post-secondary education.
Agenda
The conference agenda is now available here.
Registration
Registration is now open. Please complete the registration form by clicking on the button below.
Hotel Accommodation
Participants are required to make their own hotel reservations directly with The Hotel Saskatchewan. Reservations should be made no later than September 10, 2024.
Hotel reservations can be made online or by contacting the Marriott Central reservations (1-888-236-2427) and mentioning the “CAUT Aboriginal Conference”, to obtain the preferred rate of $190.00 per night (traditional room).
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Information
If you have questions about the Conference, please contact Mylène Freeman, CAUT Education Officer, by email at freeman@caut.ca or by phone at 613-726-5166.