
02:19
Hello

10:28
it happens

11:21
West, the 15th is next week]

11:31
That is an awfully ambitious target

14:09
Well Stepahnie tell them about your last chance sallon

14:47
So is Evan one of the professors?

16:50
Doctor if you disappear wont that shut the meeting down

22:01
Where are the other professors

22:29
I don't know McKenzie

24:49
Aleesha: agostkow@lakeheadu.ca

25:15
ejmchard@lakeheadu.ca

25:37
Who is Richard?

26:12
Why so many names?

29:00
So how will we know when one of the other profs show up?

29:10
Look at participants

01:32:35
Well said

01:32:53
Thank you!

01:44:59
Yes

01:45:42
I can hear you

02:02:54
Been a fantastic presentation all the way around - loved the sharing of lived experience. Great work from all. Thank you. Good actionable items.

02:05:39
thank you to all panelists!

02:08:56
Chi-miigwech to all of you for sharing and for the emotional labour put into this work today and all days.

02:11:48
In case you are just joining, we are taking a 5 minute break before the next workshop.

02:14:36
Are you ready for your part

02:16:55
Ok lets just wait for everyone to come back

02:21:56
Did the audio work?

02:22:18
no audio but that's okay. It was very clear!

02:22:19
no

02:29:15
That's odd, the audio worked fine on the video when the group looked at it.

02:29:54
No worries, you did a great job McKenzie !

02:30:36
Great job Mackenzie

02:50:00
can you put the last slide back up so that i can note the actionable items please?

02:51:36
thanks you again for the work guys.

02:52:01
Well done everyone! T. Stubbs

02:53:40
Thank you to our audience! We appreciate having others to open this dialogue with. Enjoy your lunch and see you soon!

03:17:21
Hey everyone, I won't be able to see the rest of the workshop, but you are doing great!!To those who are my classmates, see you next week!

03:17:43
Have a great weekend Fillipe

03:18:14
I truly appreciate it, see you ;)

03:21:45
What happened?

03:21:58
I heard a yell

03:23:31
I think somebody may have just accidentally unmuted too early and made a noise

03:27:24
What?

03:34:59
it's a function in bottom of the participant list

03:35:38
hand up function is in the participant list section

03:39:39
Totally agree Stephan

03:41:36
Love of outdoors

03:48:01
I cant hear you

04:14:21
What is meant by accountable to First Nation Communities...?

04:15:49
miigwetch, good work, very informative! Great to see you Vicki!

04:18:58
Thank you. Do you feel the OIEC is not fulfilling that role ... engaging members of the University and the First Nation communities.

04:21:03
Miigwetch to all the presenters, and speakers. This was informative. Great job,

04:21:24
We are forced to compete against each other for funding constantly

04:21:35
and for attention to our issues

04:22:49
The government has set up these communities not to thrive but to be contained

04:23:33
Thank you,Vicki!

04:23:41
Agreed Stephan, I would like to discuss this further later in the open discussion

04:23:51
I really appreciate the extensive drive into calls to action that have been mentioned and will be continued to be discussed. I have read the official calls to action and done my own research into what that means and what I can personally do. However, I love how you’ve pinpointed specific items that are easy to understand. I hope that made sense. I don’t mean I don’t want to do the work, just that someone’s I’m not sure exactly what meaningful actions that I can take.

04:24:45
Miigwech Vicki

04:25:11
I have another meeting to get to but have appreciated your engagement. Thank you.

04:25:36
Thanks everyone. I very much enjoyed these informative presentations and discussions. Todd

04:28:32
Thanks Mom

04:28:33
lol

04:28:48
@Rosanne, Not @Todd. lol

04:32:32
Wasant there a big fight over the Newfoundland fishery a few decades ago

04:33:07
Yes about 20 years ago I think around Burnt Church

04:38:02
I actually remember a year ago we were told that British Columbia has the most First Nations claims

04:39:30
Miigwech Debra!

04:39:30
Thanks for sharing Debra.

04:39:43
Are you all right, Doctor?

04:40:13
I am feeling very good McKenzie - thank you

04:40:57
thank you for sharing Debra

04:42:51
Debra- thank you for being here. We are honoured to bring our collective knowledge together for you. We appreciate all the work you do.

04:43:31
Thank you

04:47:59
Move beyond consultation to participation in governance

04:48:25
^agreed

04:49:15
Agreed Vicki!

04:51:04
One of the things that University has just done is divest its investments away from fossil fuel corporations in favour of green economic futures. Why can't we also support the devolution of property away from ownership to stewardship? And learn from our indigenous friends and allies?

04:51:06
I’m radical McKenzie lol

04:51:19
Me too

04:51:24
Me three

04:52:22
I wasnt calling anyone here radical, I was just noting that is a common arguement used when these systems come under pressure

04:52:31
We can share the actionable items with the Board of Governors and the Executive of the University.

04:53:15
Decolonization has to be more than a metaphor in institutions.

04:53:27
yes

04:54:13
If management does not change atitudes, then the work stays at the metaphor level.

04:56:22
it is hard to decolonize an institution rooted in and created by colonialism, but it is absolutely necessary that we keep doing the work.

04:56:45
great job today everyone

04:58:29
I agree, I believe that is why there has been such a push for a complete dismantling of the current system. It has been so warped by racist ideologies and colonialism that it has become something that can not be redeemed. With the knowledge we have know, the building of an entire new system becomes more feasible.

04:58:44
now*

05:00:02
Donovon, one of my papers argues for the need of a new Constitutional agreement which addresses the grievances and interests of everyone.

05:00:09
Miigwech Ismel!

05:00:21
Miigwech means Thank you.

05:00:26
Absolutely! Plus, gate-keeping within the institutions allows our current systems to continue being inaccessible. We absolutely need to rebuild and reshape what we believe knowledge to be.

05:00:33
I dont really see much of a chance for any Constitutional change.

05:01:02
Making institutions more accessible is definetly more easier and doable

05:01:39
That sounds really interesting Stephan! I think that's absolutely a topic that needs to be introduced into the dominant conversation surrounding governmental reform

05:02:18
I am hopeful for meaningful change especially since we are having these important conversations

05:02:55
thank you for putting this together everyone

05:06:11
yes of course

05:06:32
Use the masters tools to take down the masters house.

05:10:37
Exactly. That’s what many indigenous scholars have used the English to get back to the empire.

05:11:54
AGREED VICKI

05:12:00
sorry for caps

05:13:01
We can definitely do this

05:14:05
HAs the meeting crashed

05:14:15
No

05:14:20
Oh

05:14:21
no

05:14:57
Every once in a while we need to take a deep breath....and enjoy a moment...

05:15:14
Enjoy a moment?

05:15:49
What do you mean by enjoy a moment?

05:16:00
small silences

05:16:05
Okay

05:16:44
Stepahnie you are cutting out, can you repeat that

05:18:41
Sorry McKenzie, my internet is not happy today!

05:21:05
Yes have a problem with the charity model

05:21:18
What charity model?

05:21:24
prefer justice model

05:21:34
Prefer justice model?

05:22:08
people having a right

05:22:13
Governments have obligations

05:22:20
that is all I mean

05:22:25
Okay

05:22:41
I love this discussion

05:23:34
They profit off of the charity model

05:23:43
Fees are taxation without representation

05:24:03
I actually saw a film in high school about how corporations after they got bailed out in the financial crisis paid themselves utterly obscene bonuses.

05:24:05
Agree George

05:28:15
We need to be more conscious consumers and citizens, we are all responsible. We participate in racism through our consuming habits.

05:32:19
agreed

05:33:22
Thanks all for enlightening presentation

05:34:35
This was an impressive and informative conference, thanks everyone! :)

05:35:25
YES!!!!!!

05:35:36
Thank you so much for inviting us to be a part of this, it has been a truly amazing experience and I am very proud of everyone's hard work

05:35:51
This has been a very important conversation to be tuned in to! Thank you for hosting a very meaningful day of connections, information and opened the mind and heart

05:35:56
thanks for the invite

05:36:04
Thank you to all the panelists. Much appreciated.

05:36:08
I really enjoyed listening to everyone speak.

05:36:10
Thanks everyone! This was so impressive!

05:36:15
Thank you for offering this platform! I commend you for making something like this happen.

05:36:16
Agreed, such a wonderful way to spend a Friday. Thank you folks for all your time and energy.

05:36:37
Where can I find information on this project?

05:37:02
we will share with you

05:37:48
yes absolutely !!! The best facilitation is almost invisible….you all were terrific…best I have seen in years

05:38:54
The feeling of community was refreshing after feeling the isolation of this pandemic

05:39:25
THANK YOU ALL ! I feel change in the room :)

05:39:55
Agreed Donovon!

05:40:06
and absolutely yes! I really feel inspired

05:40:09
thank you Poli-4515!!!!! and thank you everyone for joining

05:42:49
I hope everyone gets 100%

05:43:42
well done everyone! Thank you for today.

05:44:37
Thanks for an amazing presentation. You have all worked very hard to bring this together. Thanks for sharing with me Stephanie!

05:44:45
A big thank you to all my team members for not leaving me behind in the course.

05:45:01
Thank you again everyone for all the handwork and planning! It was a great semester :)

05:45:06
Thank you so much!

05:45:34
Thank you for allowing me to join you all - you are amazing