September 19, 2025International Journal of Anthropology and EthnologyOpen Access

Disrupting harmful legacies of Western education by honoring the living heritage of Indigenous knowledge systems

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Indigenous education programs restore vital cultural teachings and lifeways, combating colonial harm.
The Sapsik’ʷałá Program emphasizes relationality and community in teaching Indigenous knowledge systems.
Efforts address land dispossession and oppression faced by Indigenous peoples, highlighting systemic injustices.
Reclaiming Indigenous knowledge is essential for healing and empowerment for all harmed by colonial violence.

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This paper reveals the impact of Western education on Indigenous knowledge systems, suggesting the Sapsik’ʷałá Program may reclaim community connections.

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This paper reveals the impact of Western education on Indigenous knowledge systems, suggesting the Sapsik’ʷałá Program may reclaim community connections.

Disrupting harmful legacies of Western education by honoring the living heritage of Indigenous knowledge systems

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Disrupting harmful legacies of Western education by honoring the living heritage of Indigenous knowledge systems

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