Aksis, Edmonton's Aboriginal Business & Professional Association
PO Box 62086 Edmonton, AB, Canada

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Today we celebrate the powerful and inspiring women of the Métis Nation of Alberta. This video is part of an empowerment movement from the New Dawn Métis Women’s Society!

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Thomas George Tommy Prince, MM was an Indigenous Canadian war hero and one of Canada's most decorated First Nations soldiers, serving in World War II and the Korean War. We celebrate him and all Indigenous Veterans who served on Indigenous Veterans Day.

Indigenizing and Decolonizing Business Schools: Observing the Terrain, Pondering Paths, & Looking for Landmarks In October 2020, Dara Kelly and Jordyn Hrenyk fr...om SFU wrote a paper titled, "A call to decolonize business schools, including our own." https://bit.ly/36eUm5s Situated Knowledges: Indigenous Peoples & Place (SKIPP) Signature Area invites you to a conversation with Dr. David Deephouse, Alberta School of Business at the University of Alberta to have a conversation about Indigenizing and decolonizing business schools. Dr. Deephouse will share his place on the journey, which has an action research component. The conversation is intended to open spaces around the wonders: What's been done by whom so far? What should we do better? How will we know if we are making progress? And, what could an indigenized and decolonized business school look like? The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Florence Glanfield, Co-Director (SKIPP). Friday November 13, 2020 Conversation: 15:00-16:00 MST Socializing: 16:00-17:00 MST Register Here by Tuesday, November 10th. https://bit.ly/369pN0F The Conversation Canada