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And how do we work collectively to build more equitable and just communities for all who call Canada home

Weaving Community : Indigenous Women and Leadership in the Twin Cities SweetGrass It’s ošil’s favourite time ofOgimaamiigizikwe Audrey Thayer is an enrolled member of the Gaa Waabaabiganikaag (White Earth Nation), Gull Band Nation in northwest Minnesota. She is an academic instructor at Leech Lake Tribal College. She has worked as an Indian Health Service administrator and an anti racist organizer and is the first Native woman to serve on the Bemidji City Council. She lives in Bemidji, Minnesota. Colette A. Hyman is professor emerita at Winona State