A list of video resources (7) hosted on the database. You can find interviews with Academics and Scholars on a variety of topics including Indigenous histories, settler colonialism, making effective Gladue Submissions, and legal systems / the law
Culture and the Law: Legal Pluralism - Emily Snyder
Learn from Emily Snyder about the imposition of settler colonial laws over Indigenous laws and governance, and its ongoing effects as a structural issue
Cultural Safety and Structural Violence - Caroline Tait
Learn from Caroline Tait about cultural safety in the human service sector, child weflare, and the justice system
Federal Legislation, Starvation Policies, and the Indian Act - Robert Innes
Learn from Robert Innes about the Federal Government's early colonial policies, starvation tactics, and the impacts to Indigenous peoples in Saskatchewan
Food Sovereignty, Women, and Indigenous Life - Priscilla Settee
Learn from Priscilla Settee about the importance of food sovereignty to Indigenous wellbeing, Indigenous women's stewardship of the land, the connection between Indigneous wellbeing and environmental protection, a loss of traditional economies, and the socio-political impacts and implications today
The Gladue Principles and Making Effective Gladue Submissions - Benjamin Ralston
Learn about the Gladue Principles, Gladue Reports, and how practitioners can make effective Gladue Submissions in an interview with Gladue Expert, Author, and Professor of Law at the University of Saskatchewan, Benjamin Ralston
History, Intergenerational Trauma, and Healing - Winona Wheeler
Learn from Winona Wheeler about imposed colonial systems of governance, assimliation policies/practices, how intergenerational trauma is expressed, and healing from this history
The Research Database and the History of Settler Colonialism - Keith Carlson
Learn about the Gladue Rights Research Database, why it was created, the meaning behind Gladue, and a brief primer on Settler Colonialism