Jenny Kay Dupuis

@JennyKayDupuis

Nishinaabekwe. Educator. Author. Artist. Keynote Speaker. Specializing in , Curriculum, & the Arts. Doctorate in Educational .

Toronto, Ontario
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Joined January 2013
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    6 Oct 2016

    Available Now! My granny's experience @ residential school

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  2. Retweeted
    8 hours ago

    Educators, this is a must read report! Over-representation of Indigenous and Black children in Ontario child welfare

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  3. 2 hours ago

    "The Canadian justice system has failed Colten, our community and Indigenous people in ways that impedes our human rights," Jade Tootoosis, cousin to Boushie, told the United Nations Permanent Forum on Issues

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    Colten Boushie's cousin called for the UN to undertake a study of systemic racism against Indigenous people in Canada's judicial and legal systems.
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  4. 16 hours ago

    “...be a bright spot...”
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  5. Retweeted
    Apr 16

    Rencontre virtuelle le vendredi 13 avril, avec Jenny Kay Dupuis, l’auteure du livre ‘I am not a number’. Merci à Mme Souhila pour l'organisation de cette rencontre!

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  6. Apr 16

    Thanks for the tag 📚 I'd like to add 🤗

    From time to time, I think about all the wonderful people out there who stand together, in the same spaces, pushing for better representations in children's literature. In 2015, coined the hashtag.
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  7. Apr 16

    Here's one of the that my dad made awhile back. Looking at it closely you'll see that his lacing skills are outstanding! There's never any weak spots.

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    Apr 16

    Hey, , this article subheading suggests you pulled ROUGHING IT. Did you? The book is problematic, just as the teaching guide was.

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  9. Apr 15

    View of Yonge Street 📸

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    Apr 15
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    This is one of many that travelled with me all the way from , it’s got to be over 40 years old. My Nookomis crafts have lasted many generations

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  11. Apr 15

    Really appreciate this article. "My biggest advice is if you feel that what you're working on every day is not really what makes you happy, change."

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  12. Apr 15

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    Linda Tuhiwai Smith: What kind of learners are we trying to produce? Not ones that has been traumatized by their school/community. We want them to know that they have a future, and are not alone.
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  13. Apr 15

    Ok, now I'm curious who else still has their braided wire clothes hangers? 🙄 Apparently quite popular in the 70s and 80s...

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    My husband’s grandma made them too ❤️ this one is likely our oldest.
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  14. Apr 15

    My granny loved , including making ... can u guess? ... nylon braided . She'd always wrap up a stack of colourful hangers & give them away as . Here's one that must be about 30+ years old? 🙄

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  15. Apr 13

    An outstanding interview with 📚 & , add this to ur learning 'toolbox' - learn more about Debbie's blog, + how/why she critically & deeply examines the content of children's books.

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  16. Apr 13

    Looking forward to this exhibition! Extremely proud of & all that she has overcome & accomplished to reach this stage in her educational/professional journey.

    "very fine people on both sides" MFA Exhibition - April 14-16, 2018. Opening reception Saturday April 14th 5-9pm at Gallery - 205 Richmond St West.
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  17. Apr 12

    In May, I'll be visiting & chatting with several schools who have been reading/engaging with the book through the reading program. Looking forward to this incredible opportunity!

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  18. Apr 12

    Students continue to respond to ...

    Reflecting on a powerful book, I am not a Number.
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  19. Apr 11

    An old elementary schoolmate reached out to let me know his daughter was doing a fair project that focused on my life. From there, her & I spent time chatting. She had done some initial + put together a list of questions for me. Here's the outcome!

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  20. Apr 11

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    Our Vice Principal speaks of student engagement with and invites families gathered here to acknowledge and honour the stories of lives affected by Residential Schools
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    Apr 11

    "But did he ever wonder if an Indigenous director should do the job instead? 'That’s a good question,' Campanelli answers unhesitatingly. 'You’re the first person to ask me that.'"

    Reckoning with Canada’s dark past in film adaptation of Indian Horse
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