A Sentiment Analysis of The First Nations Water Crisis

In this project, we were instructed to connect public sentiments to sociopolitical imaginaries about Indigenous peoples and offer a counter-narrative to these colonial mythologies, through researching the written forum on social media. We were then told to produce a visual representation of this ana...

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Main Author: Bryson Landriault
Format: Report
Language:unknown
Published: 2022
Subjects:
Indigenous politics
Indigenous policy and policy administration
Water quality
Indigenous peoples > Canada > Public opinion
Indigenous peoples > Press coverage > Canada
Water supply > Canada
Drinking water > Contamination > Canada
Water quality management > Government policy > Canada
Indigenous peoples > Canada > Social aspects
Water security > Social aspects > Canada
Canada
First Nations
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.32920/19583902.v1
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Indigenous policy and policy administration
Water quality
Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Public opinion
Indigenous peoples -- Press coverage -- Canada
Water supply -- Canada
Drinking water -- Contamination -- Canada
Water quality management -- Government policy -- Canada
Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Social aspects
Water security -- Social aspects -- Canada
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Indigenous policy and policy administration
Water quality
Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Public opinion
Indigenous peoples -- Press coverage -- Canada
Water supply -- Canada
Drinking water -- Contamination -- Canada
Water quality management -- Government policy -- Canada
Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Social aspects
Water security -- Social aspects -- Canada
Bryson Landriault
A Sentiment Analysis of The First Nations Water Crisis
topic_facet Indigenous politics
Indigenous policy and policy administration
Water quality
Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Public opinion
Indigenous peoples -- Press coverage -- Canada
Water supply -- Canada
Drinking water -- Contamination -- Canada
Water quality management -- Government policy -- Canada
Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Social aspects
Water security -- Social aspects -- Canada
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