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Think Indigenous – An Initiative Supporting Indigenous Knowledge


The Think Indigenous initiative inspires educators to think about education through an Indigenous knowledge lens.

Chris Scribe is the Executive Director and Board Chair of Think Indigenous, an initiative that seeks to support programs, innovations, and education that focus on Indigenous knowledge. Scribe believes that Indigenous knowledge is “an embodiment of life, it’s all levels of understanding relative to the area in which we live.” Scribe explains that what is needed now is for Indigenous people to create curriculums based on Indigenous knowledge that can be used within our education system. We need to invite our Knowledge Keepers into our classrooms so that traditional  knowledge is valued and honoured. As well, leaders in education need to make room for educators to try Indigenous methods and approaches to learning.

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Organization: Think Indigenous
Location: Saskatoon
Name: Chris Scribe
Title: Executive Director
Address:
355 Childrs Crescent
Saskatoon, SK
S7L4L1
Email Address: chris.scribe@usask.ca
Phone Number: 306-491-1314

Contributor

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

Province/Territory

Saskatchewan

Education Topics

Colonialism
Curriculum
Elder Knowledge
Language
Leadership
Professional Development
Reconciliation
Traditional Knowledge

Education Levels

Community
Family
Post-Secondary
Secondary (Grade 9 - 12/13)
Teacher Education

Language Spoken

English
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