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DTSTART;TZID=EST:20260604T114000
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DESCRIPTION:<b>1.	Overview and Context</b>\nMedical and health journals are
  increasingly releasing public apologies for their roles in producing and 
 perpetuating racism. Our presentation describes our collaboration with a m
 edical journal to identify instances of anti-Indigenous racism within its 
 publications. This work forms part of their broader truth and reconciliati
 on initiative\, which includes publishing our findings to show how colonia
 lism shaped publication practices related to Indigenous health. By helping
  develop search parameters to collate instances of anti-Indigenous racism\
 , librarians play a vital role in current apology work.\nCollaborations wi
 th First Nations\, Inuit\, and Métis leaders are essential to this redres
 s work. However\, requests for Indigenous leaders’ assistance are often:
  1) framed by longstanding rejections of Indigenous submissions to these j
 ournals\; 2) anchored in fundamental misunderstandings about reconciliatio
 n and partnering with Indigenous experts\; and 3) undertaken within parame
 ters misaligned with realities of Indigenous communities. Our paper propos
 es strategies to overcome these barriers. \n<b>2.	Methods and Methodologie
 s</b>\nThis review project centres voices and reflections of First Nations
 \, Inuit\, and Métis leaders to establish anti-colonial theoretical frame
 works that drive storytelling methods to understand how medical and health
  journals can work with First Nations\, Inuit\, and Metis experts. The out
 comes are short vignettes about Indigenous lived experiences working with 
 medical and health journals to combat anti-Indigenous racism. \n<b>3.	Resu
 lts Discussion</b>\nActively following the directions of Indigenous leader
 s is crucial in producing journal content aimed at ameliorating health ine
 quities stemming from colonial supremacy and anti-Indigenous racism. This 
 paper offers a rare opportunity to listen closely to Indigenous voice and 
 vision about ways to support apology work.
DTSTAMP:20260506T115405Z
LOCATION:Morrice-Lismer-Leduc
SUMMARY:Apologies\, Apologies: Indigenous-Led Frameworks for Librarians and
  Medical Journals to Redress Anti-Indigenous Racism - Patricia Farrugia\, 
 Jaris Swidrovich
URL:https://pretalx.com/chla-absc-2026/talk/9CLL3S/
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