Reanimating Storywork: Indigenous Elders’ Reflections on Leadership by Shane Pointe (Ti' te-in)

Pointe, Shane (Ti' te-in)

Reanimating Storywork: Indigenous Elders’ Reflections on Leadership by Shane Pointe (Ti' te-in)

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Author:

Pointe, Shane (Ti' te-in)

Peer reviewed:

No, item is not peer reviewed.

Date created:

2011

Keywords:

Leadership

Elders

Interview

Oral tradition

xwmuthkwey’um Musqueam

UBC First Nations House of Learning

Education

Language

Cultural roles

Family

Abstract:

xwmuthkwey’um Musqueam Elder Shane Pointe (Ti' te-in) discusses how being a good follower is key to being a good leader. Additionally, he discusses the importance of family and cultural roles in establishing leadership skills, and how colonialism has changed Indigenous leadership and communities.

Language:

English

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