Across Lands and Waters
Megan Bang, Bryan Brayboy, Ananda Marin, Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Justin Hill
Across Lands and Waters
Megan Bang, Bryan Brayboy, Ananda Marin, Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Justin Hill
Experts from the field of Indigenous education offer inspiring and vital perspectives, wonders, and responses for transforming the future for Native students
Across Lands and Waters
was developed as an urgent response to the erasure of Indigenous futures, bringing together scholars from Alaska to Hawai'i to Rhode Island, and places in between, including poets, psychologists, language revitalizers, hula practitioners, philosophers, and others.
Across Lands and Waters offers a deep well of stories and perspectives from different Indigenous traditions. The contributors examine why we educate, what the role of schools, histories, and philosophies can be in overcoming racist and colonial legacies, and how to envision a radically different future. They discuss how a colonial system of education erases Indigenous realities; the vital importance of reclaiming Indigenous languages; the urgency of dismantling systems of oppression; the varied experiences of Indigenous peoples; and the crucial contributions of traditional ways of being and knowing.
Graced with original artwork by the celebrated artist Maria Hupfield and contributions by Pulitzer Prizewinning poet Natalie Diaz, Across Lands and Waters is a groundbreaking project that will serve as a beacon for teachers everywhere.
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