Kanien'keha:ka scholar, parent, and language learner. Assistant Professor at McMaster U. Tree & forest devotee. Queer & neurodivergent.
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ALT Screenshot from webpage of Native American and Indigenous Studies Association with the following text: “NAISA Council Statement on Palestine Approved by NAISA Council, 3 April 2024 We, as members of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association, condemn in the strongest possible terms the Israeli genocide in Gaza and the ongoing settler colonial elimination targeting Palestinians. In accordance with international law, we call for an immediate ceasefire, immediate access for humanitarian aid, an impartial investigation into all atrocities committed, an end to the illegal occupation of Palestinian lands, and the right of return for Palestinian refugees. We also call for an end to all foreign military aid to Israel. We extend our deepest solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, the occupied territories, and those living in the diaspora as they strive to survive this genocidal onslaught by all means necessary.”
ALT On cream colored background with wave graphic at bottom, Statement of Solidarity with Student Encampment at University of Toronto including Ziibiing Logo and the following text: “Students make the University of Toronto a world-class institution. They are the soul of the university. Students pay tuition. They enroll and learn in our courses. They work as research assistants on our projects. They labor over tutorials and marking as teaching assistants in our lectures. The list goes on. They are Palestinian, Jewish, Indigenous, Black, 2SLGBTQ+, and disabled. That list goes on, too. Students come to the university for individual growth and intellectual sharpening because they believe in change, and they rely on us to cultivate and protect them in this. We should feed that soul, not starve it. Ziibiing Lab supports the courageous students demanding change in the form of divestment from Israeli occupation, apartheid, and genocide.”
