Indigenous elsewheres: refusal and re-membering in education research, policy, and praxis

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Notes

1. The lecture was given in February, 2016 and was co-sponsored by UCLA’s American Indian Studies Center, REPAIR: A Health and Disability Justice Organization, and NetCE, an online education provider for health professionals.

2. Precarity is defined here as the ‘embodied experience of living under a regime of economic uncertainty, increased militarization, and environmental destruction’ (Grande, 2015b, pp. xv–xvi).