An Indigenous Perspective of Doing Good Works at Camp - with Dan Henhawk - The Pudding #23

About this episode

Dr. Dan Henhawk discusses Indigenous perspectives on truth-telling and engagement in summer camps.

Full show notes: https://gocamp.pro/the-pudding/indigenous-perspective-doing-good-works Relationality, Appropriation, Truth and Reconciliation, and Thanks-giving: Indigenous Perspectives on Summer Camps in North AmericaThis episode of The Pudding features Dr. Dan Henhawk, a Mohawk scholar and assistant professor at the University of Manitoba. Dan speaks to Dr. Mandi Baker and Travis Allison about how camps can engage truth-telling about Indigenous experiences and knowledges. Dan describe...

People in this episode

Host: Travis Allison

Guest: Dan Henhawk

Topics covered

• Indigenous Perspectives
• Truth and Reconciliation
• Summer Camps
• Relationality
• Appropriation

Keywords

• Indigenous
• camps
• truth-telling
• relationality
• reconciliation
• appropriation
• North America

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: University of Manitoba

Places: North America

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