Asian Indigenous Relations

Author: Asian-Indigenous Relations

  • Marissa Largo (2018)

    Marissa Largo (2018)

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    Unsettling Imaginaries: The Decolonial Diaspora Aesthetics of Four Contemporary Filipinx Visual Artists in Canada Largo, Marissa. 2018. “Unsettling Imaginaries: The Decolonial Diaspora Aesthetics of Four Contemporary Filipinx Visual Artists in Canada.” PhD dissertation, Toronto: University of Toronto.

  • Kenneth Huynh (2020)

    Kenneth Huynh (2020)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Model Re-Framings: Asian Canadian Racial Pedagogies and Political Affects Huynh, Kenneth. 2020. “Model Re-Framings: Asian Canadian Racial Pedagogies and Political Affects.” PhD dissertation, Toronto: University of Toronto.

  • Yi Chien Jade Ho (2023)

    Yi Chien Jade Ho (2023)

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    Radical Pedagogy of Place: A Decolonial Feminist Narrative Exploration of Returning, Organizing, and Resisting Ho, Yi Chien Jade. 2023. “Radical Pedagogy of Place: A Decolonial Feminist Narrative Exploration of Returning, Organizing, and Resisting.” PhD dissertation, Burnaby: Simon Fraser University.

  • May Farrales (2017)

    May Farrales (2017)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Gendered Sexualities in Migration: Play, Pageantry, and the Politics of Performing Filipino-ness in Settler Colonial Canada Farrales, May. 2017. “Gendered Sexualities in Migration: Play, Pageantry, and the Politics of Performing Filipino-Ness in Settler Colonial Canada.” PhD dissertation, Vancouver: University of British Columbia.

  • Douglas Ross, Henry Yu, Michael Kennedy, Sarah Ling, & Denise Fong (2014)

    Douglas Ross, Henry Yu, Michael Kennedy, Sarah Ling, & Denise Fong (2014)

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    Fraser Corridor Heritage Landscape Project Report 2014–2015 Ross, Douglas, Henry Yu, Michael Kennedy, Sarah Ling, and Denise Fong. 2014. “Fraser Corridor Heritage Landscape Project Report 2014–2015.” Report. Vancouver: University of British Columbia. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/british-columbians-our-governments/our-history/historic-places/documents/fchl_project_reportfinal_2015-07-17.pdf

  • Laura Ishiguro, Nicole Yakashiro, & Will Archibald (2017)

    Laura Ishiguro, Nicole Yakashiro, & Will Archibald (2017)

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    Settler Colonialism and Japanese Canadian History Ishiguro, Laura, Nicole Yakashiro, and Will Archibald. 2017. “Settler Colonialism and Japanese Canadian History.” Vancouver: Landscapes of Injustice. https://www.landscapesofinjustice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Ishiguro-Yakashiro-and-Archibald-Settler-Colonialism-and-Japanese-Canadian-history-2.pdf    

  • CNN Article (2002)

    CNN Article (2002)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Politics, Race, Religion, Mark Sydney Mardi Gras CNN. 2002. “Politics, Race, Religion, Mark Sydney Mardi Gras”, March 2, 2002. https://www.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/auspac/03/02/gay.parade/index.html.

  • Diamond Yao (2021)

    Diamond Yao (2021)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    As a Chinese Canadian, I’m Joining Hands with Indigenous Communities to Speak up About This Nation’s History of Violent Oppression Yao, Diamond. “As a Chinese Canadian, I’m Joining Hands with Indigenous Communities to Speak up About This Nation’s History of Violent Oppression.” Toronto Star, June 30, 2021.

  • Eugene Yang (2018)

    Eugene Yang (2018)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Chinese and Indigenous Australians Share a Long, ‘Untold History’ That’s Been Captured Through Art Yang, Eugene. “Chinese and Indigenous Australians Share a Long, ‘Untold History’ That’s Been Captured Through Art.” ABC News, June 22, 2018.

  • Jessica Wu (2024)

    Jessica Wu (2024)

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    Asian-Indigenous Relations

    Montreal’s Chinese and Indigenous Community Members Mark a Decolonized Lunar New Year Wu, Jessica. “Montreal’s Chinese and Indigenous Community Members Mark a Decolonized Lunar New Year.” CBC News, February 10, 2024.