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…books for educators, by educators, and with educators. Today, I’m with Judy Dow and we’ll be talking about Hidden Roots by Joseph Bruchac. Thank you for joining me Judy. Tell…
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…referenced earlier with Judy Dow. I’ve been thinking a lot since I’ve become friends with Judy, about stories and place. And thinking about, if we’re going to be educating students…
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…of the First Thanksgiving“by Judy Dow Moccasin Village Model from Judy Dow and Nancy Gallagher Vermont Thanksgiving Proclamation of Thomas Chittenden Examine your own perspective and teach many perspectives As…
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…by Judy Dow of Gedakina, was a playlist that many of my students engaged with around traditional tribal ecological knowledge. Based off my second book recommendation for you for the…
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…powerful story. Jeanie: We’ve recently had Judy Dow and Marie Vea do some webinars around de-colonizing place-based learning. And the language I love that they’re using is “unsettling”. The unsettling…
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…Dive Into Inquiry with Margi Putney Episode #23 – Complete transcript of Hidden Roots with Judy Dow Episode #22 – Complete transcript of Look Both Ways with Kendra LaRoche Episode…
Read more…VT) Resources & Slides | Recording De-colonizing Place-Based Learning Judy Dow, Marie Vea, Aimee Arandia Østensen, & Emily Hoyler Resources & Slides | Recording Who’s Outside? Building an Anti-Racist Bookshelf…
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…on Decolonizing Your Thanksgiving Curriculum featuring Judy Dow ! For reasons I can’t totally explain (but might be in part thanks to my teacher’s influence), I loved teaching Thanksgiving,…
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…Vermont such as the Rename Negro Brook Alliance for tips. Judy Dow generously provided guidance in the early stages of our planning. She is the Abenaki educator and activist who…
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…mostly lived and been indoctrinated into. And so, taking a class with the amazing Marie Vea last summer to think about decolonization was really intense. Being friends with Judy Dow…
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…the UVM Rubenstein School for Nature & Environmental Resources, and Shelburne Farms. Educators Judy Dow, Marie Vea, Aimee Arandia Østensen and Emily Hoyler designed and co-facilitated the materials. Below please…
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…One of my friends who I’ve had on this podcast with me, is named Judy Dow. And she’s Abenaki. So she’s an Indigenous person from Vermont. And she is one…
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…community working and not working for the people who live there. And I think about some work that my friend Judy Dow does in Brattleboro where she asks kids, why…
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…to be referred to. And I think we had Judy Dow who’s in an Abenaki scholar on and she said, you know, we talked about do people who want to…
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