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sometimes it comes down to how much information is available and how easily i can create a page.
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i will be honest that sometimes i don't edit wikipedia for months at a time.
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i worked a few years ago on the page for the canadian indian residential school system. i worked on that page on and off for over a year.
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i had exchanges with editors that were really demoralizing.
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and i recognized that i'm saying that as a non-indigenous person.
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that i had exchanges with editors who pushed back on the use of "survivor" because they claimed it was an overly emotional term.
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and i'll be honest, took a lot out of me, so after that experience-
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so, i'm really proud of where the page ended up.
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really transformative experience for me.
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i do not in any way want to suggest that me as a white canadian has suffered and that my suffering has in any way compared to what has happened.
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but it was a very kind of light bulb moment for me in terms of understanding how little i understood.
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how intentionally things were kept from me as a canadian in the school system.
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and just how debilitating constant exposure to the questioning and undermining of your lived experience must be for people.
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i really think i'm motivated by the fact that i know i can contribute in a meaningful way, that i can pull together resources that i have available to me as a-
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... who are maybe just starting their journey in terms of understanding colonialism and-
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or maybe people who've been at it for years and are just continuing to expand on their knowledge.
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well, for all of that effort in 2018 he received the james j. toman award.
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and it's presented when an individual has "demonstrated an outstanding level of imagination and innovation in contributing to the profession of his or her institution."
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it was an unexpected honor.
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a lot of the work that came out of that was associated with the truth and reconciliation commission calls to action.
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which actually signaled out archives and their role in providing access to records related to the residential school system page.
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so i had been reflecting on that professionally in terms of what it means to work as an archivist and have the ability to provide access to information.
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there are also a number of calls that focus specifically on the education piece.
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so efforts and actions that ensure that all canadians know about and fully understand the extent that the residential school system as well as the legacy.
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and so for me, that looked like cleaning up-
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but it didn't have a logical flow.
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it wasn't as great as it could be.
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i had help from other editors. i had help from other archivists.
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how i could make meaningful change and put what i've been learning about the residential school system and colonialism and racism into action.
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... possible to do something called watching a page so that you can kind of get a digest of everything that's happened.
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there's a number of really dedicated editors who are working on the more current event aspects of this grave search and discovery news.
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in fact, i try to dedicate a lot of time and energy to creating and improving pages about marginalized or equity seeking communities.
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so i create pages about indigenous people, intentionally celebrating what they've accomplished and what they've done and what they're known for.
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because one thing that i've learned from indigenous people teaching and sharing their knowledges with us is that it's just as important to celebrate indigenous people.
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... workers, advocates, whatever the case may be. i-
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i am expanding and in some cases upending my worldview about what it means to be-
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understanding the gaps in my own knowledge about that as a canadian.
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well, i just think it's wonderful that you're using your skills in such a constructive-
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... helpful way that's actually helping so many people.
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because you're right, people do go to wikipedia or it is the first thing that comes up.
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so, thank you for all you're doing to really educate us and make sure that we're getting accurate information and to also tell stories that-
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well, thank you so much for having me on the show.
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i think it's important to acknowledge that a lot of the work that i do stems directly from the really decades worth of work that indigenous singers and writers have-
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as always, thanks for listening, as we went beyond the bulletin.
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well, we just had the nice high pile carpet installed on our stairs going downstairs.
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yes. yes. convocation. it's such an exciting time. i-
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yes, we certainly miss something without the pomp and circumstance.
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beginning monday, june 14th, individuals who live in halton, peel, porcupine-
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... toronto, waterloo, wellington-dufferin-guelph, and york public health units, and who also receive their first dose on or before may 9th, will be eligible to book their accelerated-
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pharmacies. god, wouldn't that be awful if you got it on may 10th?
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just outside of the cutoff?
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initial announcement, it was also announced that the second dose wait time for those individuals who received astrazeneca as their first dose has been reduced from 12 weeks to-
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those who got astrazeneca as a first dose will have the option of getting a second dose of the same vaccine or an mrna vaccine.
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we have the highest rate of infection in ontario.
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at last, our greatness has been recognized.
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june 15th, nearly 1200 staff and faculty watch the virtual event on microsoft teams.
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associate provost, co-operative and experiential education, norah mccrae.
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.. and executive director of plant operations, stepanka elias.
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it's a veritable who's who of subject matter experts in these trying times.
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university communications will be posting the town hall video and a detailed q&a document online in the coming days.
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it was actually, and there are some really touching moments near the end that i won't spoil because you should go back if you missed it and watch the event.
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some really heartfelt thoughts about leadership at the university that were a very nice way to wrap things up.
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the university of waterloo is among the top 150 universities in the world according to qs world university rankings, an annual publication of comparative data about university performance.
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... who's ranking among canadian institutions, remain stable at seventh out of 28. but-
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... saw the largest overall improvement for canadian universities in the top 150 over-
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at this point, we're no stranger to celebrating convocation-
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... virtually however, this spring, the university will be celebrating its graduates with online ceremonies rather than via targeted emails.
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all graduates, their families in the university community are invited to the faculty specific virtual ceremonies throughout the day with health and-
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you can share photos and congratulatory remarks online to honor the class of 2021.
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please use the hashtag #uwaterloograd when sharing your content on social media.
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for more information, visit the convocation website. we'll put the link in our episode show notes. and from both of us of beyond the bulletin, congratulations.
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university of waterloo has been marking national indigenous history month in a number of ways. the-
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prize packs are different each week and are made up of books.
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the indigenous initiatives office is offering a chance to stream artists.
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musician and creator iskwe and her performance with the kitchener-
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first and only inuk professional classical singer. an urban inuk, edmonds aims to empower indigenous people and share their stories. we'll put that registration link in our episode show-
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we had it in our show notes before when jean becker was the interview guest on the show.
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june 21st, we'll contain an excerpt of my conversation with our senior director-
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we discussed the recent painful discovery of the remains of 215 children at a former residential school in kamloops.
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and now the interview. the university mourns the loss of four members of the same family in london, ontario after a motorist drove into them while they were out for a walk together.
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on june 6th, a nine year old boy is the only survivor and he suffered serious injuries.
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the police say this was a deliberate act and the driver targeted the family because of their muslim faith.
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their children yumna and fayes and salman's mother, talats, were all out for a stroll on a sunday when they were hit in, what many are saying, was a premeditated...
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.. hate motivated act of islamophobia by a terrorist.
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i will just mention that the man in custody has not yet been convicted.
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i think the tragedy that happened in london was not a random or isolated incident.
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i think it was a culminating scene of the violence and hated muslims face daily in canada.
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there is evidence of this in the studies and i have personally witnessed islamophobia.
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the number of anti muslims hate crimes increased from 166 incidents in 2018 to 181 in 2019.
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i can give you a lot of statistics.
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canadians are at least comfortable with a figure of authority who wears a hijab versus any other type of religious garb.
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canadians are more likely to harbor negative stereotypes about muslim canadians than about christian or jewish canadians.
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canadians are far less comfortable...
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... but are less concerned for the religious rights of their muslim co-citizens and...
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...the report and according to the survey findings, 46...
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... percent of canadians believe that islam suppresses women's rights.
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more than half of people living in ontario feel mainstream muslim doctrines promote violence. 52...
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... percent of canadians feel that muslims can only be trusted a little or not at all...
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... and of canadians support banning head di scarfs in public and...
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i mean that does show how big a problem islamophobia is in canada.
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