An Online Event

During this online event I will be talking about the broad range of the work I do:

• ​My academic/learning journey
• Sex discrimination in the Indian Act; Gehl v Canada
• Indigenous Knowledge: Debwewin Journey
• Algonquin contact/post contact history
• Where are the Algonquin Peoples today
• The 1764 Treaty at Niagara
• The land claims process versus the so called modern treaty process
• The Algonquins of Ontario 2016 Agreement in Principle
• Indigenous women and girls with disabilities

Register here at this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/iSY3BH6oQWmdLPyGoPHwdQ#/registration

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​Lynn is an author, advocate, artist, and public speaker. She is one of only two Algonquin in the world with a doctorate in Indigenous Studies. Her work encompasses both anti-colonial work and the celebration of Indigenous knowledge. She challenges Canada’s practices, policies, and laws of colonial genocide such as the Algonquin land claims, and in 2017 she was successful in Gehl v Canada regarding unknown and unstated paternity in the Indian Act. She is fascinated with Indigenous knowledge, in particular ancient modalities of symbolic literacy and she continues to learn about them.