Organizing Committee
EMERGENCE | July 8th, 2020
– Committee Members Listed Alphabetically –
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Kimberley Debassige
M'Chigeeng First NationAnishinaabe-KweAdik N'dodem Anishinaabeg NgodwewangizwatN'dbendaagos Anishinaabeg Nswi ShkodekaananKimberley Debassige
Ph.D. Student, Faculty of EducationQueen's University
Jason Earl
white settler | they/them/theirsJason Earl
M.Ed. Student, Faculty of EducationQueen's University
Secondary Teacher, History & Social Sciences
Upper Grand District School Board
Secondary Teacher, History & Social Sciences
Upper Grand District School Board
Daniel Gallardo
Mestizx from Nahua de la Sierra Negra and Otomi del Centro, Mexico | they/them/theirsDaniel Gallardo
Curriculum Development Coordinator & NITEP's Digital Peer Mentor
M.A. Student, Faculty of EducationUniversity of British Columbia
M.A. Student, Faculty of EducationUniversity of British Columbia
Jan Hare
Anishinaabe heritage, M’Chigeeng First Nation | she/her/hersJan Hare
Professor & Associate Dean, Indigenous Education
Director, NITEPUniversity of British Columbia
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Secretary-Treasurer, CASIE
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Director, NITEPUniversity of British Columbia
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Secretary-Treasurer, CASIE
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Chris Hiller
white settler | she/her/hersChris Hiller
Professor, Social Development StudiesRenison University College,
University of Waterloo
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University of Waterloo
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Lindsay Morcom
Anishinaabe heritage, member of Ardoch Algonquin First Nation | she/her/hersLindsay Morcom
Canada Research Chair in Language Revitalization and Decolonizing Education
Professor, Faculty of EducationQueen's University
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Second Vice-President, CASIE
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Professor, Faculty of EducationQueen's University
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Second Vice-President, CASIE
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Jackson Pind
Mixed white settler/ Anishinaabe heritage | he/him/hisJackson Pind
Maggie Nendick
Mixed white settler/ Mi'kmaq heritage | she/her/hersMaggie Nendick
B.A. Student, Social Development Studies& Research AssistantRenison University College
Lisa Taylor
white settler | she/her/hersLisa Taylor
Professor, School of EducationBishop's University
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President, Canadian Critical Pedagogy Association
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President, Canadian Critical Pedagogy Association
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