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245 00 a| Stitching our stories together :b| journeys into Indigenous social work /c| Carrière, J. & Richardson, C., editors.;

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264 1 a| Regina, Saskatchewan :b| University of Regina Press,c| [2025];

300 a| xxvii, 259 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 23 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

505 00 t| Supervision and mentoring: beyond the destination /r| Jeannine Carrière and Catherine Richardson --g| Part one.t| Embedding child welfare research into Indigenous methodologies --t| Researching culturally informed approaches: supporting Indigenous youth aging out of ministry care /r| Robert Mahikwa --t| Métis grandmother’s knowledge: stories of grandmother teachings and Métis child welfare in British Columbia /r| Shelley Lafrance --t| Inquiry Into the stories of Indigenous Fathers and their paths Into fatherhood: a narrative analysis conducted with Kwakwaka’wakw fathers /r| Tanille Johnston --g| Part two.t| Indigenous bodies and meaning making --t| Arts-based knowledges and practices --t| Centring stories by urban indigiqueers/trans/two-spirit people and Indigenous women: on practices of decolonization, collective care, and self-care /r| Mel Lefebvre --t| Stitching ourselves back together: urban Indigenous women’s experience of reconnecting with Identity through Beadwork /r| Shawna Bowler --t| Reconstituting Indigenous Identities through portraiture and storytelling: reclaiming representation for Indigenous women and two-spirit people /r| Juliet Mackie --g| Part three.t| Indigenous bodies and meaning making --t| Dancing my way home: cultural reclamation through the embodiment of the Michif language /r| Victoria May --t| Researching through miyo ohpikinâwasowin (good child-rearing): a framework for knowledge emergence and transmission /r| Lindsay DuPré --t| Fat bodies in space: explorations of an alternate narrative /r| N. Katie Webb --t| Conclusion by Jeannine Carrière and Catherine Richardson.;

520 a| "A collection of graduate research by emerging Indigenous social work scholars. Between its covers, Stitching Our Stories Together highlights the research of Indigenous graduate students from universities across Canada. Focusing on their own nations, communities, and individual realities, these academics demonstrate how Indigenous epistemologies can challenge settler ideas and myths around pan-Indigeneity. This collection is bookended with reflections from the scholars’ thesis supervisors, who describe their philosophy of mentoring and supporting students through an Indigenous lens, and how their pedagogies embrace the significance of relationality in Indigenous worldviews. By celebrating the work of Indigenous researchers, Stitching Our Stories Together points toward a future where Indigenous ways of knowing and being take their rightful place in the halls of higher learning and beyond."--c| Provided by publisher.;

530 a| Issued also in electronic format.;

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Stitching our stories together : journeys into Indigenous social work / Carrière, J. & Richardson, C., editors.

Other author	Carrière, Jeannine, editor.
Other author	Richardson, Catherine Lynn, 1962- editor.
Format	Book
Publication	Regina, Saskatchewan : University of Regina Press, [2025]
Copyright Date	©2025
Description	xxvii, 259 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Subjects	Social work with Indigenous peoples--Research. --Canada. Social service--Research. --Canada. Graduate students--Canada.

Contents	Supervision and mentoring: beyond the destination / Jeannine Carrière and Catherine Richardson -- Part one. Embedding child welfare research into Indigenous methodologies -- Researching culturally informed approaches: supporting Indigenous youth aging out of ministry care / Robert Mahikwa -- Métis grandmother’s knowledge: stories of grandmother teachings and Métis child welfare in British Columbia / Shelley Lafrance -- Inquiry Into the stories of Indigenous Fathers and their paths Into fatherhood: a narrative analysis conducted with Kwakwaka’wakw fathers / Tanille Johnston -- Part two. Indigenous bodies and meaning making -- Arts-based knowledges and practices -- Centring stories by urban indigiqueers/trans/two-spirit people and Indigenous women: on practices of decolonization, collective care, and self-care / Mel Lefebvre -- Stitching ourselves back together: urban Indigenous women’s experience of reconnecting with Identity through Beadwork / Shawna Bowler -- Reconstituting Indigenous Identities through portraiture and storytelling: reclaiming representation for Indigenous women and two-spirit people / Juliet Mackie -- Part three. Indigenous bodies and meaning making -- Dancing my way home: cultural reclamation through the embodiment of the Michif language / Victoria May -- Researching through miyo ohpikinâwasowin (good child-rearing): a framework for knowledge emergence and transmission / Lindsay DuPré -- Fat bodies in space: explorations of an alternate narrative / N. Katie Webb -- Conclusion by Jeannine Carrière and Catherine Richardson.
Abstract	"A collection of graduate research by emerging Indigenous social work scholars. Between its covers, Stitching Our Stories Together highlights the research of Indigenous graduate students from universities across Canada. Focusing on their own nations, communities, and individual realities, these academics demonstrate how Indigenous epistemologies can challenge settler ideas and myths around pan-Indigeneity. This collection is bookended with reflections from the scholars’ thesis supervisors, who describe their philosophy of mentoring and supporting students through an Indigenous lens, and how their pedagogies embrace the significance of relationality in Indigenous worldviews. By celebrating the work of Indigenous researchers, Stitching Our Stories Together points toward a future where Indigenous ways of knowing and being take their rightful place in the halls of higher learning and beyond."-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Other forms	Issued also in electronic format.
Issued in other form	Online version: Stitching our stories together. Regina, Saskatchewan : University of Regina Press, 2025 1779400594 9781779400598
ISBN	9781779400574
ISBN	9781779400581 (hardcover)
ISBN	1779400586
ISBN	1779400578

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