What does post-contact “Lateral Kindness” rooted and cultivated in each Indigenous Community look like? UBC Learning Circle enjoys dialogue with Denise on what has happened over the past 10 years
In this episode of Teachings In The Air, called Healing For The Family, Gerry shares a conversation with guests, Denise Findlay and Marla Klyne Kolomaya. Healing for the Family focuses
Denise Findlay joined Stephen Quinn on CBC Radio’s The Early Edition to discuss the challenge of back to school for parents and kids in the age of COVID.
Now I become myself. It’s takenTime, many years and places;I have been dissolved and shaken,Worn other people’s faces,Run madly, as if Time were there,Terribly old, crying a warning,“Hurry, you
Grappling is a fitting term to describe a process so necessary to the kind of learning that I’m interested in not only for myself but for others. When I think
According to Nel Noddings, care must be reciprocal. The cared for must be able to receive our care in order for the circle to be complete. The intention to care
The pursuit of knowledge in and of itself has, in traditional contexts, been considered a contemplative practice aimed at becoming fully human. One my professors, Charles Scott, said something to
Belonging, an essential part of our existence, can become a double edged sword. Allow me to explain. It seems that our need to belong can stifle our drive to reach
Every year I am greeted by one red breasted robin appearing in my back yard. Usually as the seasons begin to change from winter to spring. A powerful time of
Building bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities