Living My Family Through Colonialism
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In chapter 2, Verna St. Denis examines the impact of colonial structures on BIPOC communities and families through recounting her own experiences. This chapter focuses on the colonial structures which effect social work in Canada.
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Verna St. Denis
Verna St. Denis is a professor of education and special adviser to the president on antiracism/anti-oppression at the University of Saskatchewan, where she has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in integrated antiracist education for many years. She is both Cree and Métis and a member of the Beardy’s and Okemasis First Nation. Dr. St. Denis is a widely sought-after speaker on the topic of racism in education. Her research and scholarship are in antiracist and Indigenous education, and she has published extensively on these topics.
