🚀 Exciting News in the World of Materials.Business! 🌐 Dive into the latest episode now available on YouTube, Spotify, and Amazon Music! 🌟 In this episode, hosted by Monica Hernandez, we explore the inspiring journey and impactful work of Dr. Jebunnessa Chapola, a settler woman of color and an anti-racist, decolonial feminist educator. Dr. Chapola's dedication to social justice, community activism, and academia is truly commendable. From receiving the Student Changemaker MOMA Award 2023 to her contributions in decolonial social justice community activism, her story is both empowering and enlightening. Tune in to hear Dr. Chapola's insights into decolonial learning and climate change, as well as her experiences in academia. 🌍 Don't miss out on this thought-provoking episode! Listen now on: 🎧 YouTube: https://lnkd.in/e9qdHEcs 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e4uGnx24 🎧 Amazon Music: https://lnkd.in/eKY-V5Xv #Podcast #MaterialsBusiness #SocialJustice #CommunityActivism #DecolonialLearning #ClimateChange #Academia #Inspiration #Empowerment Felipe Rocha #immigration #land #indigenousknowledge #sdg5 #sdg4 #sdg17
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3moHere are the links we spoke about in the podcast! 1. Chapola, J. (2020). Reconciliation through transnational lenses: An immigrant woman’s learning journey. In R. Datta (Ed). Reconciliation in practice: A cross-cultural perspective, pp. 92-110. Winnipeg, Canada: Fernwood Publishing. 2. Chapola, J. (2020). Building bridges among Indigenous and immigrant communities: A visible minority immigrant woman’s journey. In R., Datta (Ed). Indigenous decolonization and reconciliation: Responsibility for social and environmental justice. London: Routledge. 3. Datta, R & Chapola, J. (2020). Community gardens: An immigrant story of food sovereignty Saskatoon City, Saskatchewan, Canada. In J. Gruber, (Ed). Building Community – Twelve Principles for a Healthy Future, pp. 47-52. BC: New Society Publishers. 4. PhD Dissertation: A RACIALIZED SETTLER WOMAN'S TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY IN CANADA: BUILDING RELATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITIES (usask.ca) https://harvest.usask.ca/items/fffa1034-7d9a-4a50-9527-1c3745897e83