This special issue highlights Indigenous academics’ innovative responses to cultural and social challenges posed by COVID-19, suggesting resilience amidst adversity.
The current pandemic reignites painful memories of Indigenous peoples’ encounters with infectiousdisease brought by colonization and the resultant legacy of devastation. We are not strangers to theimpacts on economic, governance, education, welfare, and cultural fronts. Despite the magnitude ofthis challenge, Indigenous academics are rising to the call in innovative ways – proving once again the creativity, strength, and resilience of Indigenous peoples.
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