This is not meant to challenge anyone. It is important that you hear that the Inuit are hurting and I ask you politely to hear me out.
Perhaps, the people of the North haven’t always been listened to like they should because they do not talk like us or think like us and they do not act like us when pushed against a wall, and so, they have not been heard. They are so far away and there is little information trickling south about them.
The plight of the Northern people is easy to dismiss because we don’t see them and like someone pointed out, the information is skewed.
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Monday, April 16, 2018
Friday, December 23, 2016
The perspective of potentially ruining a child’s outcomes claims my commitment
The point I want to make here is that the perspective of potentially ruining a child’s outcomes claimed my commitment when I was working up North in Nunavik, Quebec, Canada.
It was the hardest work I have ever had to do and you have to have done it to say something like: "On Monday mornings, I put myself in button-responsive mode and I will reflect on what I have done when I leave here for good" (my co-worker's words to me when I complained about never being allowed by supervisor to think things through for the best of the people and the children). No Child Should Take the Long Way Home aims to reduce the number of placements children have to face in Nunavik.
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