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New Indigenous space at Queen's aims to 'spark a conversation'

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Queen's University unveils a new Indigenous gathering space in Kingston, Ont. The curved, wooden structure is meant to offer a way to engage with Indigenous ways of knowing. Indigenous community members were consulted to ensure the space was reflective of the territory's history. The building is part of Queen's ongoing commitment to truth and reconciliation.

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New Indigenous space at Queen's aims to 'spark a conversation'

A new outdoor Indigenous gathering space has opened at Queen's University in Kingston, Ont. It's meant to give people a way to engage with Indigenous ways of knowing on campus.

3 months ago·Canada

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