Beyond a Land Acknowledgement | Conference on Academ
The CALM Land Acknowledgement statement and ongoing work.
University of Arizona Land Grant History
Tracking the History of Land-Grant Enrichment at the University of Arizona
Honoring Native Peoples and Lands | UO Libraries
Beyond territorial acknowledgments
Earlier this year, the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) released a Territorial Acknowledgment Guide.[1] The territorial acknowledgements found in this guide vary from fairly short…
Positionality statement and land acknowledgement workshop | SFU Library
During the summer of 2019, Library staff members from various divisions collaborated on a reading circle around Indigenizing library instruction. This informal group continued into the fall of 2019, when we read sources focused more on politics prior to the federal election. The time and space offered participants a place to examine their practices and knowledge in a way that was supportive and safe. Based on the feedback, more informal learning and sharing was desired. One topic that was strongly requested was land acknowledgements, and how to authentically deliver them. Out of all this, the Decolonizing the Library Interest Group (DIG) was formed in late fall of 2019.
Land Acknowledgment Resources: Native American and Indigenous Initiatives - Northwestern University
Land Acknowledgment Resources
Guidelines and Uses for CCA Land Acknowledgment - CCA Portal
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Guide to Acknowledging First Peoples & Traditional Territory
The following document offers the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) recommended territorial acknowledgement for institutions where our members work, organized by province. While most
Report: “Arizona State University Library Acknowledges the 22 Native Nations that Have Inhabited This Land For Centuries”
From ASU Library: “The ASU Library acknowledges the 22 Native Nations that have inhabited this land for centuries.” Thus begins the Arizona State University Library’s first Indigenous land acknowledgement – a five-sentence, 116-word statement about the place that the library and the university have inhabited for more than a century. “The statement represents the ASU Library’s intentions […]