False narratives about Indigenous Peoples continue to shape publishing in ways that can reinforce harmful stereotypes and undermine authentic representation. As editors, we have an important role to play in recognizing and resisting these narratives. Join us for a Nov. 10 webinar with Kaitlin Littlechild, presented jointly by the @indigenouseditorsassociation...
False narratives about Indigenous Peoples continue to shape publishing in ways that can reinforce harmful stereotypes and undermine authentic representation. As editors, we have an important role to play in recognizing and resisting these narratives. Join us for a Nov. 10 webinar with Kaitlin Littlechild, presented jointly by the Indigenous Editors Association and Editors Canada, that explores how misinformation and disinformation about Indigenous Peoples can appear in manuscripts, editorial decisions, and publishing practices: https://webinars.editors.ca/upcoming_webinar/truth-trust-and-indigenous-representation-identifying-and-resisting-false-narratives-in-editorial-practice/ Member price: $42 / Non-member price: $70 (Image copyright: megaphone by liravega258 © 123RF.com, laptop/notebook by yupiramos © 123RF.com) #Editing #EditorsCanada #EditingAdvice #Publishing
