Camp Culture or Cultural Appropriation? Identifying Indigenous Erasure and Stereotypes to Reduce Harm
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In this enlightening recorded webinar, Dr. Cheryl Ellenwood explores the damaging effects of cultural appropriation within camps and organizations. Gain insights into how systemic whiteness perpetuates Indigenous erasure and harmful stereotypes, and learn to recognize these everyday behaviors that can have lasting impacts.
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By the end of this impactful webinar, you will:
- Gain actionable strategies to effectively combat Indigenous erasure.
- Learn how to reduce harm and promote healing for Indigenous Peoples.
- Equip yourself with tools to confront challenging situations using an anti-racist lens that fosters inclusivity and equity.
Cheryl Ellenwood is a citizen of the Nez Perce Nation of Idaho and is also Navajo. She is a Researcher and Assistant Professor at the Center for Native American Research & Collaboration at Washington State University. She examines topics related to diversity, equity and inclusion including more equitable philanthropic practices, the impact of racial representation on public and nonprofit client services, and Indigenous-led and minority-led organizations. She has worked with Native-led organizations in both the public and private sector. Her experiences growing up on the Nez Perce Indian reservation inspires much of her work to examine structural inequalities and combat Indigenous erasure. She is a former development officer for the American Indian College Fund and is also currently an Indigenous Data Sovereignty Fellow for the Native Nations Institute at the Udall Center for Public Policy.
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