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The Limits of Settler Colonial Reconciliation

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2016‘You Can’t Have Reconciliation Without Justice’: How Non-Indigenous Participants in Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Process Understand Their Roles and Goals29 cited

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2020Creating a pharmacy elective course in Indigenous health17 cited
2018Reconciliation: six reasons to worry17 cited
2024Dispelling the Fantasy of Innocence: Complicity and the Cultivation of Transgression in Settler Colonial Contexts17 cited
2022Are We Teaching Nurses to Be Racist towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples? A Critical Race Document Analysis of Discrete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Courses14 cited
2020Navigating the “ethical space” of truth and reconciliation: Non-Indigenous school principals in Saskatchewan11 cited
2017Non-Indigenous Australians and the ‘Responsibility to Engage’?11 cited
2023Ethnic Compartmentalisation: Greek Australian (Dis)Associations with White Australia and Indigenous Sovereignty8 cited
2018Reconciliation through long-range municipal plans: Lessons for Winnipeg3 cited

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