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If you like exercises in Doublespeak, you'd love the York University admin's statement about how their program suspensions will foster academic innovation as well as Truth and Reconciliation:
yorku.ca/yfile/2025/02/26/york

By the way, the Auditor General's report included the observation that York's admin had grown in size and pay at a massive rate. And yet they don't seem to be keen on "innovating" their way towards reducing administrative bloat.
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YFile · York University creates space for program innovation while continuing to advance priorities - YFileThe University has introduced a temporary pause in admissions for Fall 2025 for some undergraduate programs to give time for innovation and reimagination.

eventbrite.ca/e/the-greg-young Wed, May 8, 2024 3:45 PM - 5:00 PM EDT “2024 marks the fifth anniversary of the passing of Greg Younging. We are very pleased to host this year's guest Lorena Sekwan Fontaine, Head of Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba and cousin to Greg who will be in conversation with SFU Indigenous scholar, Deanna Reder at this year's Conversation. Join us in person or online as Lorena talks about her ongoing work on the new edition of Greg's seminal work The Elements of Indigenous Style.”

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EventbriteThe Greg Younging Conversation - Virtual RegistrationPlease join special guest Lorena Sekwan Fontaine in conversation with Deanna Reder for the 2024 Greg Younging Conversation.
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Cont.: C) what should students *do* with the info; D) whether/how to include local tribal/band leaders and orgs; and E) preparatory/scaffolding the assignment (BA/Ohlone history?). If you’ve done something like this before with students, or have studied the non-metaphorical, literal decolonization movement, or are an indigenous person with a stake in this kind of thing, your input is welcome and needed. (2 of 2) #LandBack #Decolonization #IndigenousStudies @histodons @sociology #AmericanStudies