Bagele chilisa biography of abraham lincoln

  • Focusing on stories told to the author by her mother, this life history work counters critiques that qualitative life history research is.
  • The final session led by Bagele Chilisa, considered some possibilities for developing an evaluation culture rooted in Africa.
  • When we sat down together I understood the world through a “colonized mind” (Chilisa 2012, 7-8); my ideas and assumptions were predominantly based on Euro-.

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    Chapter 6 ‘Shared Remembering’ as a Relational Indigenous Method in Conceptualization of Sámi Women’s Leadership

    1 Research Objectives, Processes and Theoretical Inspiration

    Duoddara girona

    Girddáša nu jo

    Lei-lo-lo-lo

    Buot viggabet váldit

    Buot oažžubet váldit

    Dan bivnnut gal vuođa

    Dii ehpet gal váldde1

    (From Joatkka Elle luohti, yoik)

    A Sámi yoik filled a crowded conference hall in the University of Helsinki one day in November 2017, a strong woman’s song that reflected hope for the future. The yoik sung by Káre Sámmol Ristena Ragnhild, Ragnhild Lydia Nystad was a fitting end to the International Conference on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights to Cultural Heritage (November 16–17, 2017). This conference and the yoik empowered the three of us, Sámi women who have known each other for 30 years, to write this chapter. This desire to write arose especially after discussions with the conference speaker, the leader of the Permanent Forum

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    Jyl M. Wheaton-Abraham

    Ktunaxa Tribe

    Abstract

    Focusing on stories told to the author by her mother, this life history work counters critiques that qualitative life history research is weak on method and theory by taking a decolonizing approach. Working with decolonizing theory to understand the stories shared, the author examines how the continued colonization of native women's minds and bodies impacts their humanity in both perception and treatment by others. The author discuses decolonizing research as both action and process, considers the effectiveness of a decolonizing strategy in life history research, and calls on others to take a decolonizing approach in their own work.

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        Indigenous Research Methodologies [2 ed.] 1483333477, 9781483333472

        Table of contents :
        Brief Contents
        Detailed Contents
        Preface
        Acknowledgments
        About the Author
        1 • Situating Knowledge Systems
        2 • Research Paradigms
        3 • Discovery and Recovery: Reading and Conducting Research Responsibly
        4 • Whose Reality Counts? Research Methods in Question
        5 • Postcolonial Indigenous Research Paradigms
        6 • Decolonizing Evaluation
        7 • Decolonizing Mixed Methods Research
        8 • Indigenous Mixed Methods in Program Evaluation
        9 • Theorizing on Social Science Research Methods: Indigenous Perspectives
        10 • Culturally Responsive Indigenous Research Methodologies
        11 • Decolonizing the Interview Method
        12 • Participatory Research Methods
        13 • Postcolonial Indigenous Feminist Research Methodologies
        14 • Building Partnerships and Integrating Knowledge Systems
        References
        Index

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        Indigenous Research Methodologies Second Edition

        Sara Miller McCune founded SAGE Publishing in 1965 to

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