Cyndy Baskin

Cyndy Baskin

Bio

Cyndy Baskin, PhD, is of Mi’kmaq and Celtic descent. Her clan is the fish and her spirit name translates as “The Woman Who Passes on the Teachings.” She is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at X (Ryerson) University in Toronto, Ontario. Her teaching, research and writing interests involve how Indigenous worldviews can inform education, spirituality and anti-violence approaches towards Indigenous women. Prior to joining Ryerson, Cyndy was a social worker for many years within Indigenous agencies and assisted several First Nations communities to set up culture-based programing, the latter of which she continues to do.

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Me Tomorrow: Indigenous Views on the Future

by Cyndy Baskin, Shelley Knott-Fife, Lee Maracle and Drew Hayden Taylor

Published by Douglas & McIntyre

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