Behind each land acknowledgment is a recognition that cities and towns across the United States — as in New Zealand, Argentina and other former colonies around the world — occupy land that was once ...

Sources Aiyar, Shekhar, Jiaqian Chen, Christian Ebeke, Roberto Garcia-Saltos, Tryggvi Gudmundsson, Anna Ilyina et al. Geo-economic fragmentation and the future of multilateralism. International ...

Indigenous land acknowledgments began in Canada as part of that country's movement to atone for colonialism's decimation of Indigenous people, said Moore, the ASU vice president.

Such “land acknowledgments”—a listing of indigenous tribes that have inhabited the area, followed by apologies for the institution’s “settler colonialism”—have in the past decade ...

Indigenous land acknowledgments are everywhere. After taking hold on college campuses, they are recited with growing frequency at schools, sporting events and church services.

Although land acknowledgments have become common — Minnesota Opera, Children's Theatre Company and others present them before most performances — they differ widely, from a simple thanks to ...

Acknowledgments In addition to those quoted in the report, the author would like to thank Pedro Abramovay Bruno Carazza Sylvio Costa Eduardo Giannetti Ruan Martins Chico Otavio Felipe Recondo ...

As Indigenous land acknowledgments become the norm, critics question whether the gesture has lost its meaning Joe Friesen Postsecondary Education Reporter Published June 26, 2019 ...

Acknowledgments mark such readers as outsiders to what Bauerlein dubs the “closed society” of academe. While I find Bauerlein’s cheeky jeremiad compelling reading and happily second its concluding ...