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DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this interactive presentation\, participants will have t
 he opportunity to discuss and learn of ways to incorporate and create spac
 e for Indigenous ways of thinking into their work. Indigenous Resilience w
 ill be highlighted through examples pertaining to the presenter’s communit
 y\, and how his Indigenous identity guides his work with Indigenous learne
 rs.\n	\n	Alex Allard-Gray is a member of the Listuguj Mi’gmaq First Nation l
 ocated in the Gaspé region of Quebec. From a young age\, Alex came to unde
 rstand the importance of higher education in the Indigenous community and 
 was always encouraged to be an ambitious learner. Alex’s initial exposure 
 to post-secondary education began with his participation in the 2006 Eagle
  Spirit High Performance Camp hosted at ɬÀï·¬. This would have
  a lasting effect on him\, as he chose to complete his B.Sc. in Physiology
  and Kinesiology at ɬÀï·¬. Alex remained involved with the Eagle Spirit C
 amp throughout his undergraduate studies\, while participating in other In
 digenous-led initiatives. This would include acting as President of the Mc
 Gill Chapter of the Canadian Indigenous Science and Engineering Society.\n
 \nRegister\n
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SUMMARY:Braiding Sweetgrass: Understanding Indigenous Resilience and Making
  Space for Indigenous Ways of Thinking
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