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Editor's Notes
What We Know About Violence Against Native Women Today? Unnatural belief systems Lecturette – VAW today : (15 mins) Slides # 1-4
Lecturette -- external/internal oppression : (10 mins) Slides #6-7 Question : (5 mins) What are some examples of internalized oppression?
Lecturette -- external/internal oppression : (10 mins) Slides #6-7 Question : (5 mins) What are some examples of internalized oppression?
Recognizing our Interconnected Relationships Supports that uphold violence -- Guiding values to ending violence against women Lecturette – supports VAW and interconnected responsibility : (20 mins) Slides #9-12 Small group: (20 mins) What are some values you can draw on that did not allow violence against women to exists prior to colonization? How did that work? Explain? Report back and discussion (20 mins)
Honoring Our Community, Healing Our Community Enhancing the integrity of our work Social service v. social change work Lecturette – describing integrity and social svc v change comparison : (20 mins) Slides #14-15 River story Discussion : (10 mins) Guiding principles of intervention
Talk about the different kinds of resistance we might have in the community. Come up with a short list. What do community members believe about DV? What might be the barriers to getting community members to take on this issue?