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Indigenous media organization assignment
Due next week Monday, February 8 changed to Monday, February 22 – no extensions – failure to present = 0
AGENDA:
Today we are doing the final seven Seeing Red chapter presentations, then talking about the survey results students found on their first assignment. Next, each student will decide and declare which Aboriginal media organization they will research and present on for that assignment (due Monday, February 22). Finally we will review the assigned reading “Speaking and Hearing”
The most important story in Canada that everyone is glossing over…
- Quick review of reading assignment “Indigenous journalists are changing the news in Saskatchewan,” in J-Source. (This will be covered in the mid-term)
- Student presentations of Seeing Red: A History of Natives in Canadian Newspapers chapters (This material will not be covered in the mid-term)
- This Land is Mine: Rupert’s Land Purchase, 1869 – – JAMIN/MORGAN
- Fifty-six Words – Treaty 3, 1873 – EVA
- “Our little War”: The North-West Rebellion, 1885 – CLAIRICE (absent)
The Golden Rule: The Klondike Gold Rush, 1898-1905 – TONYPoet, Princess, Possession: Remembering Pauline Johnson, 1913- LAURISSA- Disrobing Grey Owl: The Death of Archie Belaney, 1938 – CARLOS
- “Potential Indian Citizens?”: Aboriginal People After World War II, 1948 – JOLENE
- Cardboard Characters: The White Paper, 1969 – DANIEL
Bended Elbow News: The Anicinabe Park Standoff, 1974 – RAMONAIndian Princell/Indian “Squaw”: Bill C-31, 1985 – JAIDALetters from the Edges: The Oka Crisis, 1990 – SHAYLA (absent)- Back to the Future: A Prairie Centennial, 1905-2005 – JAMIN/MORGAN
BREAK
- Discuss Survey finding from chart…and each student decide and declare which Aboriginal media organization they want to research and present on February 22
- Discuss reading: Speaking and Hearing by Shannon Avison and Michael Meadows, 2000, CJC
INCA 283 Speaking and Hearing Avison Meadows
Speaking and Hearing powerpoint presentation
Questions
Review assignments
Remind about exam on March 28 – covers all reading:
INCA 283 Speaking and Hearing Avison Meadows
INCA 283 Clarifying Ambiguitities by Demay
“Indigenous journalists are changing the news in Saskatchewan,” in J-Source.