Introduction to my critical praxis journal - one of two outputs for my qualifying exam.

This response is part of an exchange between my friend, colleague, and collaborator, Nealob Kakar, and myself. In this letter I share reflections on the difficulties of language, embodying an ethica of incommensurability, navigating change in ‘fraught terrain’.

This is a recorded conversation between myself and Nealob Kakar. Together we have a meandering conversation spanning reflections about place and scale in decolonial work, and how to challenge carceral logics and cultures of disposability.

A reflection on autoethnography, subjective (re)formation, and the decolonial possibilities of faithful witnessing.

This final letter reflects on the possibilities and complexities of decolonial coalitions.

In this reflection, I consider the connections between institutional ethnography (IE), resurgence scholarship, and my project goals of supporting decolonial change within the Canadian conservation sector.

Reflections on my experience with the Two Row on the Grand as a decolonial pedagogy

I recorded this short reflection in fall 2023 after a conversation about how to support senior federal officials in their reconciliatory learning journeys in the context of my work with the Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership.