Organizing this roundtable is a project I've been working on with Lisa Hall. I'm very happy to say that Professors Smith, Maaka, and Tomlins-Jahnke will be in Ithaca to give talks on Indigenous pedagogies and methodologies. It was Jill Hill who first introduced me to Linda Smith's work. Jill was going to be a guest speaker in my Qualitative Research Methods course and she thought it would be useful for the students and for me to read from Smith's book, Decolonizing Methodologies. Reading that book changed the way I think about research and a lot of other things, too. Come on down to Cornell and take part in the roundtable dialogue. Change what you know.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Cultural Empowerment & Kaupapa Maori
Organizing this roundtable is a project I've been working on with Lisa Hall. I'm very happy to say that Professors Smith, Maaka, and Tomlins-Jahnke will be in Ithaca to give talks on Indigenous pedagogies and methodologies. It was Jill Hill who first introduced me to Linda Smith's work. Jill was going to be a guest speaker in my Qualitative Research Methods course and she thought it would be useful for the students and for me to read from Smith's book, Decolonizing Methodologies. Reading that book changed the way I think about research and a lot of other things, too. Come on down to Cornell and take part in the roundtable dialogue. Change what you know.
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