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Indigenous Social Work at First Nations University of Canada


Gilbert Kewistep educates future generations of social workers who, he hopes will, ask tough questions, be inclusive of Elders, be involved in community agencies, and effect meaningful change.

Gilbert Kewistep is a Professor in the Saskatchewan Indigenous Social Work program at First Nations University of Canada. He believes that in order for his students to be successful in their role as social workers they must understand their culture and history of Indigenous people in this province and country. We must educate the current and future Indigenous social workers, and the Canadian public about the effects of residential schools, reconciliation, and the sixties scoop. He hopes that with the knowledge his student’s gain from the program and with guidance from Elders, that they will effect positive change for Indigenous people through social work.

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Organization: First Nations University of Canada
Location: Saskatoon
Name: Gilbert Kewistep
Title: Saskatchewan Indian Social Work
Address:
514 Wardlow Road
Saskatoon, SK
S7M4C8
Email Address: gkewistep@firstnationsuniversity.ca
Phone Number: 306-931-1800

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Name: Yvonne Benjoe
Regional Lead(s):
  • Bettina Schneider 
  • Bonnie Rockthunder 
  • Dustin Brass 

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Saskatchewan

Education Topics

Colonialism
Culture
Curriculum
History
Reconciliation
Residential Schools

Education Levels

Post-Secondary

Language Spoken

English
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