Advocacy
What Land Acknowledgments Leave Out
A land acknowledgment has become a familiar ritual at the start of conferences, university events, and public meetings, a brief...
Advocacy and rights writer, page 6 of 8
Sarah covers Indigenous rights movements, treaty law and political advocacy. She has reported on campaigns from Standing Rock to mascot reform and writes about the practical work of building coalitions.
Advocacy
A land acknowledgment has become a familiar ritual at the start of conferences, university events, and public meetings, a brief...
Games
For most of their history, games ignored Indigenous peoples or reduced them to stereotypes and backdrops.
Games
Games are now a major way people encounter history, which makes it worth asking honestly what they get right and what they get...
Advocacy
When people outside Native communities hear the words tribal gaming, many picture a casino and little else.
Education
As more of life moves online, from banking and benefits to healthcare appointments and job applications, the ability to use...
Games
A growing number of games take culture and heritage as their genuine subject, not as backdrop but as the thing they are...