How do you pick what to share?
Here are some thoughts that guide the decision-making about what to share on this site.
Sharing Indigenous voices, analysis and writing is a priority.
We try to find information that explains concepts, topics and issues in a way that is accessible to as many people as possible. This means there is more non-academic writing than academic writing on the site. This may change depending on the feedback received.
We do our best to make our own writing on the site as clear as we can.
We do our best to share information that is reliable. This includes sharing original texts whenever that makes sense (for example, the text of Treaty 1).
We know not everyone learns in the same way. We try to support this by finding information in different formats - that is, written, video and audio.
What is shared on the site will probably change over time. We will keep sharing this site with as many Indigenous community members as possible and follow their suggestions and advice about what to post.
If you have a suggestion of a resource to go on the site you can share using the form on the Suggest a Resource; Submit an Event page.
Sharing Indigenous voices, analysis and writing is a priority.
We try to find information that explains concepts, topics and issues in a way that is accessible to as many people as possible. This means there is more non-academic writing than academic writing on the site. This may change depending on the feedback received.
We do our best to make our own writing on the site as clear as we can.
We do our best to share information that is reliable. This includes sharing original texts whenever that makes sense (for example, the text of Treaty 1).
We know not everyone learns in the same way. We try to support this by finding information in different formats - that is, written, video and audio.
What is shared on the site will probably change over time. We will keep sharing this site with as many Indigenous community members as possible and follow their suggestions and advice about what to post.
If you have a suggestion of a resource to go on the site you can share using the form on the Suggest a Resource; Submit an Event page.
This site is based out of Winnipeg, Manitoba on Treaty 1 Territory and the traditional lands of the Red River Métis. Groundwork for Change is a website only. It is not an organization. You can read a copy of the original intention and vision for the site here. Visit ABOUT THIS SITE to find out more about the site and its goals. All work on the site is done with volunteer labour.