Indigenist Métis daughter, wife, mother, nurse, educator, PhD student, (Re)Searcher & human. *Views expressed are my own (but teachings come from community).

Victoria, British Columbia
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Throwback to #IndigNursDay 2022! This is the best tweet I’ve ever been featured & tagged in. All because of one response. I see you.
Indigenous nurses & students in BC including @cchakanyukaRN are leading a movement to decolonize and bring truth & reconciliation to nursing history while celebrating First Nations, Inuit & Metis nurses. #IndigNursDay @uvic @CBCIndigenous @IndigiNewsMedia ow.ly/jQCH50IEyxm
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Your research paradigm isn’t optional. It’s your operating system. Your paradigms matter more than your methods. Yet most grad students just know methods well. (Repost this and I'll DM you the fix.)
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To address racial disparities in maternal health outcomes, I am using systems that oppress us, to liberate us. Lucinda’s House - a website and community service providing resources, support and connection. lucindashouse.org/ #MaternalHealthEquity
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RT @BerniePauly: Put this in your calendar as you don’t want to miss this important event in #yyj
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"Untelling Nursing History: Centering the Voices of IBPOC Nurses," a project by Dr Lydia Wytenbroek, Co-Lead of the Consortium for Nursing History Inquiry @UBCNursing, & 6 graduate students that was funded by the UBC Nursing Anti-Racism Committee. More: blogs.ubc.ca/nursinghistory/…
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Technology is great, but partnering it with the work of the pen in your hand, reading your prose aloud to revise & strengthen accordingly, is undefeated! ✍🏾🫡
Do I print my paper drafts and then edit them by hand? I do.
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Dear academics, Take care of your body today (& everyday). Drink water. Eat nourishing foods. Relax your shoulders. Unclinch your jaw. Breathe deeply. Take a walk outside. Rest & sleep. Feel the present moment. Our body is as important as our mind. - A reminder
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To the multicultural affairs pros who’ve been told your work is too niche or that you’ll be “pigeonholed”, this one is for you. Excited to share my new pub w/ my bro @jessefordj in @JDHEtweets. Make no mistake, we are who we are because of our work in identity-based spaces. ✊🏾
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New Democrat MP Leah Gazan tabled a private member’s bill in the House of Commons this morning to designate residential school denialism as hate speech under Canada’s Criminal Code.
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There is a law in Germany against people who deny the holocaust Perhaps #Canada may elumate this law but against people who deny the residential school experience as a #criminalcode offense.
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Stop staring at a blank page. • Abstract: Rationale, methods, results, implication • Intro: Context, problem, hypothesis • Methods: Design, subjects, measures • Results: Data, figures, observations • Discussion: Interpret results, compare studies Write with confidence.
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How being a patient helped turn an Ottawa physician into an advocate for doctors with disabilities ottawacitizen.com/news/local…
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It's Juneteenth AND reparations It's Juneteenth AND community safety It's Juneteenth AND housing for all It's Juneteenth AND Medicare For All It's Juneteenth AND education equity It's Juneteenth AND voting rights It's Juneteenth AND union jobs It's Juneteenth AND. AND. AND…
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Why is divestment considered "political" but investment isn't?
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The keffiyeh is more than a scarf -- it's tradition, it's culture, and it's a symbol of resistance in the fight against Israel's illegal invasion. And yet in Ontario, it is banned from the legislature. Shameful double standards.
A Vyshyvanka is more than a shirt — it’s tradition, it’s culture, and it’s a symbol of resistance in the fight against Russia’s illegal invasion.    Here in Canada, we wear it proudly. Slava Ukraini.
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Christina Chakanyuka retweeted
🚨🚨 New publication with @LydiaWytenbroek, Elisabeth Bailey and @Shcampbell27 @UBCNursing "They bring the topic [of social justice] but stop there": Nursing students' perceptions of teaching practices that develop awareness & engagement with social justice" 👇🏾
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