Treaty 4: The Next Generation Project / La prochaine génération

Treaty 4: The next generation project (also known as Treaty4Project) is an educational project that allows students to explore the idea of treaty citizenship to better understand the role of their generation in Treaty 4 territory (Saskatchewan) today and in the future. It is our hope this project will reinforce inclusive viewpoints about Saskatchewan’s history and promote the development of student ideas and actions of what treaty citizenship could be.


dimanche 12 avril 2015

Why teach about treaties ?

I love my job!  I am currently teaching at Scott Collegiate and I have been teaching with Regina Public Schools since 2007.  Promoting treaty education is imperative, not only because it is mandated by the  Ministry and a part of the required curriculum for all Saskatchewan students, but more importantly because I believe that ALL people benefit from learning about treaty. Saskatchewan is the only province ceded entirely through treaty; yet, many settler people are completely unaware of this significant part of our shared history and of the enormous benefits they receive as one side of the treaty relationship.

I am very passionate about treaty education and its potential to contribute to rebuilding the respectful, mutually beneficial relationships between settlers and First Nations peoples that were intended when treaties were signed.  I think learning the significance of treaty will help us begin the journey towards decolonization, reconciliation, and the equitable treatment of all citizens. 

Tamara

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