March, 2018: Decolonizing and Sustainability Education

Editorial Overview

Indigenizing sustainabilities, sustaining indigeneities: decolonization, sustainability, and education

Tim Frandy, Western Kentucky University, U.S.

 

Feature Articles

Cluster 1: Indigenous & Allied Methods

Building an indigenous traditional ecological knowledge initiative at a research university: Decolonization notes from the field

Michelle Jacob and Hobie Blackhorn, University Of Oregon, U.S.

Ancient wisdom, modern times: Decolonizing education paradigms in a Southwestern tribal community

Carrie Calisay Cannon, Hualapai Department of Cultural Resources, U.S.

Seeing snow: A Siftr challenge aimed at transforming student perceptions of the winter environment and indigenous traditional knowledge

Thomas A. DuBois, University of Wisconsin-Madison, U.S.

Indigenous sustainabilities: Decolonization, education, and collaboration at the Ojibwe Winter Games

B. Marcus Cederström, University of Wisconsin–Madison, U.S; Tim Frandy, Western Kentucky University, U.S.; Colin Gioia Connors, University of Wisconsin-Madison, U.S.

 

Cluster 2: Critiquing & Indigenizing Western Sustainabilities

Learning sustainable cultural safety in a crowded, warming world

Alexander Lautensach, University of Northern British Columbia, Canada, and Sabina Lautensach, Human Security Institute, Canada

The Hidden curriculum of sustainable development: The Case of curriculum analysis in France

Angela Barthes, Aix-Marseille University, France

How matching systems thinking with critical pedagogy may help resist the industrialization of sustainability education

Andrew Bernier, Arizona State University, U.S.

Community-based learning: An Amazing tool used by college students to build tiny houses for the homeless

Linda Pope, Prescott College, U.S.

Una experiencia en educación ambiental con estudiantes universitarios/

An Experience in environmental education with university students

Raúl Calixto Flores, National Pedagogical University, Mexico

 

Reflections

Gratitude as ceremony: A practical guide to decolonization

Kahsto’sera’a Paulette Moore, Kanyen’kehaka Mohawk, Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, and Tehahenteh Frank Miller, Kanyen’kehaka Mohawk, Six Nations of the Grand River Territory

Stories of place: Ojibwe knowledge and environmental stewardship in the northwoods

Eleva Potter, Conserve School, Wisconsin, U.S., and Jerry Jondreau, Michigan Technological University, U.S.

Our ways: Culture as the heart of the Indian community school

Carol Ann Amour, Creative Education Associates, Wisconsin, U.S.;  Anthony Brazouski, Jason Dropik, Jacob Jones, & Mark Powless, Indian Community School, Wisconsin, U.S.

 

Poetry

Ron Riekki:

Saami

The White Kid at the Native American Camp

Heritage