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TEDxBowValleyCollege 2020 centres on the theme Niitawatophii, which is a Blackfoot term loosely translated to mean Our Journey. We are shaped by the journeys of those before us, and we influence the journeys of those who come after.
Crystal Manyfingers is a Teaching and Learning Consultant for Curriculum, Indigenization, and Decolonization at Bow Valley College. She was recognized with a Faculty Award in February 2020. She is a Blackfoot (Kainaiki) woman, from the Kainani (Blood) First Nation in southern Alberta, and is mother to Tricia and Alex. Crystal’s professional journey surrounds researching, creating, and developing anti-racist pedagogies that inform the development of intercultural competencies in students. Living side by side, together ‘In a Good Way’ underlines the importance of ethical spaces, in an environment of decolonization. Often the journeys we take, are not embarked upon for ourselves, but rather to fulfill a larger cause. These paths must be taken together, laying a fortified foundation of unity, ally ship, and collective care. In doing so, these journeys reach a destination of mutual understanding and appreciation. Crystal Manyfingers is a Teaching and Learning Consultant for Curriculum, Indigenization, and Decolonization at Bow Valley College. She was recognized with a Faculty Award in February 2020. She is a Blackfoot (Kainaiki) woman, from the Kainani (Blood) First Nation in southern Alberta, and is mother to Tricia and Alex. Crystal’s professional journey surrounds researching, creating, and developing anti-racist pedagogies that inform the development of intercultural competencies in students. Living side by side, together ‘In a Good Way’ underlines the importance of ethical spaces, in an environment of decolonization. Often the journeys we take, are not embarked upon for ourselves, but rather to fulfill a larger cause. These paths must be taken together, laying a fortified foundation of unity, ally ship, and collective care. In doing so, these journeys reach a destination of mutual understanding and appreciation. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx