Wow, I am speechless.

Pleased to share that I have been accepted to WIPCE 2025 in Aotearoa New Zealand! #WIPCE2025 #Cree #Iskwew #IndigenousEducation #IndigenousBrilliance

If you have the time and capacity, register & check out this virtual conversation! #IndigenousScholarship #PhDChat Voices from The Bloomsbury Handbook: Cheechoo & Montes on Indigenous Education | Ontario Institute for Studies in Education oise.utoronto.ca/ierc/events…

Happy #TransDayOfVisibility! Trans rights are human rights! Wherever you are in your journey, know that you are seen, supported & loved. Not just today, but every day. ♥️ #TransRightsAreHumanRights

Marcedes Myran we honour you.

BREAKING: After 2 years of heartbreak and relentless advocacy, Morgan Beatrice Harris is finally coming home. 💔 As a journalist who’s covered this story from the start, I’m typing through tears. Authorities have confirmed what Morgan’s daughters fought so desperately for – their mother has been found at Prairie Green landfill. I’ve watched Cambria and Elle Harris stand before microphones, petition officials, and organize searches when nobody would listen. On February 26th, what seemed impossible happened – Morgan was found. Morgan, from Long Plain First Nation, was murdered by a White Supremacist serial killer in 2022. When authorities refused to search the landfill citing “feasibility issues,” her daughters refused to accept it, rallying a movement that forced Canada to acknowledge their mother’s life mattered. I’ve stood in the cold interviewing these brave young women, witnessing elders sing while the family held photos of Morgan. I’ve seen their outrage when officials called a search “too difficult” and their persistence that moved mountains – and literal tons of garbage – to bring her home. Today brings both grief and gratitude. Grief for Morgan and her family’s unbearable journey. Gratitude that their love proved stronger than systemic indifference. Morgan’s remains are one of two sets recovered. The second may belong to Marcedes Myran, another victim from Long Plain First Nation. To Morgan’s family: Thank you for teaching us what true love looks like. Thank you for showing Canada that every Indigenous woman deserves to be searched for and found. The work continues. But tonight, Morgan Beatrice Harris is coming home. #MMIWG #JusticeForMorgan #BringThemHome

Premier Doug Ford might want to take some direction from BC and the Haida Nation on what respectful relationships look like. When Canada gets bullied by Trump, don’t turn around and bully First Nations by threatening to move in and take critical minerals. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…

Today, the Prairie Green Landfill search, according to experts on-site, has identified potential human remains in the search material. The families of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran have been notified and attended the site.

Some great news! Congratulations to the Haida Nation! Canada recognizes Aboriginal title over Haida Gwaii in historic agreement | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c…

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I can. In fact, the Canadian version is so great, I can't think of an American equivalent. 🧵

Accepted! 🎉 Grateful to liaise with Indigenous brilliance in Oklahoma for NAISA 2025!

The Greater Sudbury Police Service have completed their search of campus and have cleared the situation. No risk to the health and safety of Laurentian community members was found. As a result, the shelter in place order has now been lifted. As always, those on campus are encouraged to remain vigilant and call 911 if they observe anything unusual. We understand that this situation may have been disturbing for those on campus. In order to prioritize the mental health of Laurentian students, staff and faculty, all lectures and labs, including those offered online, are cancelled for the day. All tests and assignments due today are postponed. The campus will remain open for essential activities only. Faculty and non-essential staff are encouraged to take the rest of the day away from campus. Supervisors will be in contact with essential staff. At this time, it is important we remind our community members that the Counselling Services team is available to all students and the Employee & Family Assistance Program is available to staff and faculty. To schedule an appointment with Counselling Services, call 705-675-1151 ext. 6506 or email counselling@laurentian.ca. Students are also encouraged to call the Crisis Intervention Services 24-hour hotline at 705-675-4760 or Good 2 Talk, at 1-866-925-5454. Laurentian students can also access free, immediate, confidential mental health support 24/7/365 by calling 1 (844) 451-9700 or by visiting myssp.app/keepmesafe. We want to thank the Greater Sudbury Police Service for their quick and diligent response, as well as everyone on campus for their cooperation through this morning’s events. ********************************************* Le Service de police du Grand Sudbury a terminé ses recherches sur le campus et a confirmé qu’il n’y a aucune menace. Aucun risque pour la santé et la sécurité des membres de la communauté laurentienne n'a été découvert. Par conséquent, l'ordre de s’abriter sur place est levée. Nous comprenons que cette situation a pu être troublante pour les personnes présentes sur le campus. Afin de donner la priorité à la santé mentale des étudiants, du personnel et du corps professoral, les cours et laboratoires, y compris ceux en ligne, sont annulés pour la journée. Tous les tests et devoirs à rendre aujourd'hui sont reportés. Le campus restera ouvert pour les activités essentielles seulement. Les professeurs et le personnel non essentiel sont encouragés à prendre le reste de la journée à l'extérieur du campus. Les superviseurs seront en contact avec le personnel essentiel. Les activités régulières reprendront demain matin. Il est important de rappeler à la communauté que le Programme d’aide aux employés et aux familles est offert à tous les membres du personnel et du corps professoral et que l’équipe des Services de counselling est à la disposition des étudiants. Pour prendre rendez-vous, composez le 705-675-1151, poste 6506, ou écrivez à counselling@laurentienne.ca. Nous encourageons également les étudiants à appeler en tout temps la ligne d’aide des Services d’intervention en cas de crise au 705-675-4760, ou Allo j’écoute au 1-866-925-5454. Tous les jours de l’année, 24 heures sur 24, les étudiants de la Laurentienne ont également accès à un soutien gratuit, immédiat et confidentiel en santé mentale en composant le 1-844-451-9700 ou en consultant myssp.app/keepmesafe/fr/home. Nous tenons à remercier le Service de police du Grand Sudbury pour son intervention rapide et diligente, ainsi que toutes les personnes présentes sur le campus pour leur coopération tout au long des événements de ce matin.

Update: The shelter in place directive has been lifted.

Continue to shelter in place if you are on campus. Stay safe.

Auschwitz was at the end of a long process. We must remember that it did not start from gas chambers. This hatred was gradually developed by humans. From ideas, words, stereotypes & prejudice through legal exclusion, dehumanization & escalating violence... to systematic and industrial murder. Auschwitz took time.

Well that’s that, it appears.