让土地治愈你

Charlene Menacho
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殖民化影响了土著社区,并使土著的生存、认知和行为方式发生了重大转变。这封信探讨了殖民是如何给土著社区造成创伤的,特别是西北地区的Dene人。作为一名Dene女性和一名社会工作项目的学生,我努力维护自己的学习责任,并成为我的人民的资源。在这封信中,我将讨论作为创伤来源的殖民对迪尼人的影响,以及通过迪尼人的实践回到土地上治愈自己的重要性。首先,我将讨论通过我们的创世故事所传达的Dene人与土地的关系。接下来,我将概述Dene的殖民和系统压迫经历。然后,我思考如何通过回归大地来治愈我们的历史创伤,让大地通过仪式来治愈我们。关键词:殖民,创伤,Dene
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Let the Land Heal You
Colonization has affected Indigenous communities and created a major shift in Indigenous ways of being,knowing, and doing. This letter explores how colonization has caused trauma for Indigenous communities,specifically Dene men in the Northwest Territories. As a Dene woman and current student in a social workprogram, I work to uphold my responsibility to learn and be a resource to my people. In this letter, I willdiscuss the impacts of colonization on Dene men as a source of trauma, and the importance of returningto the land to heal oneself through Dene practices. I begin by discussing Dene people’s relationship tothe land as conveyed through our Creation Story. Next, I provide an overview of Dene experiences ofcolonization and systemic oppression. I then reflect on healing our historical trauma by returning to theland and allowing the land to heal us through ceremony.             Keywords: Colonization, trauma, Dene
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