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Listen to two recent interviews with author and educator Jo Chrona as she talks about her book Wayi Wah! Indigenous Pedagogies.

Brave New Teaching
a podcast for teachers hosted by Marie Morris and Amanda Cardenas

Indigenous Education Isn't Multicultural Education: an Interview with Jo Chrona [S5 E159]

EPISODE SUMMARY This episode is a valuable resource for any educator looking to deepen their understanding of anti-racist and indigenous education and take actionable steps toward meaningful change in their practice. Throughout the interview, Jo emphasizes the importance of creating environments that respond to the whole person and the need to model a commitment to lifelong learning for our students. Plus, she highlights the powerful impact of the First Peoples Principles of Learning in Canada.

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Free Range Humans
a podcast with Jal Mehta and Rod Allen

The Power of Tension and Hope - A Conversation with Jo Chrona

EPISODE SUMMARY In our latest episode, Jo Chrona visits with Rod and Jal to talk about her book Wayi Wah! Indigenous Pedagogies and shares how Indigenous knowledge systems can inform our teaching practices and enhance education. The conversation focuses on the tensions involved in trying to dismantle the status quo of inequities and racism that still linger in today's education systems.

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