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April 16, 2019 by SCRAP

Healthy Research Environments

We are committed to creating healthy research environments. This list is adapted from a wonderful article by Maestre (2019).

SCRAP Rules Healthy Research Environments

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Yesterday, the SCRAP Reading group met online for the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation here in Canada (formerly known as Orange Shirt Day). In honour of the day, we decided to discuss an article that focuses on Truth & Reconciliation and archaeological instruction/pedagogy/andragogy. Link to blog post and resources in bio 🧡 #scraparky #ndtr #orangeshirtday #archaeology
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