MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF
This week, Memorial University released its Indigenous Verification Policy. This has been an important topic of conversation in our community ever since the departure of their former President, when the university publicly committed to “doing better.” When institutions speak of Indigenization and building policies that concern our communities, it can sound hopeful. However, hope only means something when it is executed with respect and accountability...
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