Exploring Indigenous Allyship

Facilitating respectful dialogue around Oklahoma’s Indigenous challenges

Let allyship begin in Oklahoma

Discussing issues surrounding the challenges facing the Indigenous population of Oklahoma can be difficult for both Native and non-Native people due to several factors. These challenges are rooted in a complex history of colonization, cultural differences, and contemporary social, political, and economic disparities.

To address these challenges, it is important to create a safe and inclusive space for collaboration, promote education and awareness, and encourage respectful dialogue.

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Exploring Indigenous Allyship In Oklahoma

Discussing issues surrounding the challenges facing the Indigenous population of Oklahoma can be difficult for both Native and non-Native people due to a complex history of colonization, cultural differences, and contemporary social, political, and economic disparities.

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Key Principles and Best Practices

The National Institute for Civil Discourse’s programs are based on several key principles and best practices such as: Empathy instead of vitriol; Listening for Understanding instead of hearing to overpower; and Humility instead of all-knowing.

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Exploring Indigenous Allyship In Canada

Developed in Canada, this document acts as a resource for non-Indigenous people seeking to become allies to Aboriginal people. To help allies understand the struggle for decolonization and nationhood and what effective allyship to Aboriginal peoples means.

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