Dr. Lynn Gehl
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Peterborough, Ontario
Indigenous Knowledge Keeper | Treaty Rights | Land Claims | Access & Inclusivity Expert
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DR. LYNN GEHL BIOGRAPHY
Dr. Lynn Gehl is an advocate, academic, author, artist and holds a Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Indigenous Studies, a Master’s degree in Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies, and an undergraduate degree in Cultural Anthropology. She also has a diploma in Chemical Technology. Her Master’s and doctoral work were supported through Ontario Graduate Scholarships, and a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council scholarship, and her undergraduate degree was awarded with Summa Cum Laude distinction. Her doctoral work provided a first ever insider Indigenous analysis of the land claims process in Canada through a distinct Anishinaabeg methodology, “debwewin miikan-zhidchigewin”, that she articulated through relationships with Indigenous knowledge holders and published in an international journal.
Relying on an Algonquin Indigenist knowledge framework Lynn’s interests consist of both anti-colonial and Indigenous knowledge, with a focus on serving the most oppressed and also her nation affiliation, the Algonquin Anishinaabeg. She tackles sex discrimination, Canada’s land claims process, genocide, Indigenous women/girls with disabilities, and allyship. In terms of Indigenous knowledge, she offers models that open thought spaces, and she is fascinated with ancient forms of symbolic literacy such as wampum diplomacy and reading the land/waterscape of Akikpautik. Within this context she relies on her artistic and creative skills producing entities such as wampum belts and petroforms; and appreciating the role that concepts have as agents of change, she has birthed important concepts such as ‘The Indigenous Famous Five’, ‘6(1)a All the Way!’, ‘Follow the Turtle’, and the ‘Political Model of Disability’.
Dr. Lynn Gehl is the author of several publications: academic journal articles, peer reviewed books, United Nations submissions, and community based online news articles. Her book titles consist of: The Truth that Wampum Tells, Claiming Anishinaabe, and Gehl v Canada. Some of her community publication titles consist of: The Ally Bill of Responsibilities, That White Woman’s Gaze, and I am Only a Woman. The Gehl Report, and her 2024 United Nations submission, titled Time for a Change: Introducing the Political Model of Disability, are also important publications. Lynn and her work have been featured in a 2022 TVOntario segment and documentaries such as The Pretendians, and the Doctrine of Discovery: Stolen Lands Strong Hearts, and several APTN Investigates episodes.
Dr. Lynn Gehl has appeared as an expert before both the House of Commons and Senate parliamentary committees, and she was a successful plaintiff in 2017 at the Ontario Court of Appeal in Gehl v Canada regarding the matter of unknown and unstated paternity and the Indian Act. Her intellectual work was/is a component of the successful 2019 McIvor v Canada United Nations decision, the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls National Inquiry report, and the Missing Children and Unmarked Graves and Burial Sites associated with Indian Residential Schools final report. In 2023 she was the recipient of the Governor General’s Award in Commemoration of the Persons Case. Dr. Lynn Gehl is a public speaker and delivers teachings and lectures to schools, universities, organizations, and various industries.
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Dr. Lynn Gehl Topic Presentations
Algonquin Anishinnaabeg of the Ottawa River Valley: An Introduction.
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Due to Canada’s national narrative promulgated through state power gained through pilfering Indigenous land and resources no less, many settler people and their descendants have been socialized into believing and worshipping a fiction. That being, that Canada rests on two founding nations: the British and French. This is a bold faced lie. The reality is, that at the heart of Canada, rests the Algonquin Anishinaabeg and our traditional territory. Canada’s parliament buildings, supreme court, governor general’s residence, prime minister’s home, and most of its national galleries illegally squat on unceded Algonquin territory. This being the case while the Algonquin continue to be divided through the federal-provincial order, continue to live in squalor, and continue to be denied their land and resources in such a way that mino-pimadiziwin is not obtainable.
Using maps and drawing from personal experience this presentation will open a window into understanding: The land and waterscapes that the Algonquin occupied at the time of European contact; Who the Algonquin were at the time of contact; The history of the French and British denial of Algonquin rights; The peace treaty relationships the Algonquin entered into with the British and how the British violated these relationships; An introduction to the Algonquin land claims process in Ontario; The continued desecration of Algonquin sacred places; And finally add commentary about the latest forked-tongue rhetoric of “nation to nation” and “reconciliation”.
Debwewin Journey: Understanding the Intelligence of the Heart
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Dr. Lynn Gehl discusses Debwewin Journey and the ancient Anishinaabe way of coming to truth and knowledge that involves the “circle of heart” knowledge and the “circle of mind” knowledge working together. Rooted in the Anishinaabeg language, traditional teachings, and ancient Midewiwin scroll knowledge, this way of coming to truth and knowledge predates European arrival on Turtle Island. It draws heavily on her own learning journey of coming to this ancient way.
Indigenous Knowledge Vs Western Knowledge
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It is often said there is the need to return to Indigenous knowledge. All people have Indigenous knowledge yet some people are unable to grasp what it is because it sits outside the prevailing paradigm. A good way for people to begin learning and thinking about Indigenous knowledge is through comparing it to the scientific methodology. Drawing from an ancient icon/symbol as her organizing system, Dr. Lynn Gehl offers a model of unharnessed knowledge to help nudge people into the paradigm of Indigenous knowledge. It draws heavily on her own learning journey of moving more deeply into Indigenous knowledge.
Gehl V Canada: Unknown and Unstated Paternity and the Indian Act
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This talk reviews the long history of discrimination in the Indian Act and the history of Indigenous women challenging it. Dr. Lynn Gehl discusses the creation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Canada’s process of amending the Indian Act in 1985 to bring it in line with section 15, yet instead of eliminating the discrimination Canada created new forms of sex discrimination.
In Gehl v Canada, Dr. Lynn Gehl challenged the specific matter of unknown and unstated paternity where after 23 years of being tangled and trapped in Canada’s court system it was ruled by the Ontario Court of Appeal that she was entitled to a lesser form of Indian status. Within this discussion she fleshes out two constructs she created to challenge the nation state’s hegemonic power: The Indigenous Famous Five which evolved into the Indigenous Famous Six and “6(1)a All the Way!”. In this talk Dr. Lynn Gehl reveals her deepest insights about power and Canada’s legal system as a way of coming to truth.
Introduction to the Treaty and Land Claims Process
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Many people have difficulty understanding the treaty process in Canada and how it shifted (read slithered) into the land claims process. With this, many people wonder if the current land claims process really is a modern treaty process that respects Indigenous rights as laid out in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people.
While the Algonquin Anishinaabeg of what is now called the Ottawa River Valley are the host of Canada the nation state, the Algonquin were denied a treaty during the historic treaty process yet our ancestors were present at the 1764 Treaty at Niagara and submitted their first land petition in 1776. In this talk Dr. Lynn Gehl draw on her first-person experience as an Algonquin and our history to illustrate that colonial genocide continues today.
Allyship and Reconciliation
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Drawing on her personal experience once situated in a decades long Charter challenge regarding sex discrimination in the Indian Act, situated within the Ontario Algonquin land claims process, as well as living with a vision disability this talk draws on materials created intended to critically inform and guide settler people and their descendants in their role and practices of reconciliation.
Dr. Lynn Gehl will draw on “The Ally Bill of Responsibilities”, and “A Colonized Ally Meets a Decolonized Ally: This is What They Learned” where the goal is moving people to critically think about structures of power beyond ‘meaningless actions’ and into the direction of ‘critically aware genuine actions’. All Beings and all people require clean land, water, and air where as such we all must reconcile our relationship between the Earth and greater cosmos through standing behind Indigenous people and their knowledge paradigm.
Intersectionality and Indigenous Women and Girls With Disabilities
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Black feminist thought created the concept “intersectionality” as a measure to help people understand the difficulties of living under more than one layer of structural oppression such as both sexism and racism. This talk begins with a discussion of what the concept means cognitively, and also what it means at the level of practice in terms of encountering people who are intersectionally oppressed and in terms of direction at the level of social justice.
From this place of understanding the discussion will then shift to the matter of Indigenous women and girls with disabilities (IWagWid) who are disturbingly bigger targets of sexual assault. Drawing on the Gehl Report (2021) the issues discussed will include: a discussion of the cause of disability; the limitations of the national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls; a statistical snapshot of both their higher rates of disabilities and higher rates of sexual assault; a summary of all previous recommendations; and the call for a political model of disability which demands Canada do better in serving IWagWid.
This discussion will be inclusive of Dr. Lynn Gehl’s recent United Nations written and oral submission during the “79th Session of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women Seeking Input on the Rights of Indigenous Women”.
Creator's First Sacred Pipe (also Known As Akikpautik / Pipe Bowl Falls / Chaudière Falls)
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Most humans think sacred places consist of brick-and-mortar buildings, where inside the walls of such places human made symbols and icons are hung, placed, and strategically situated. This, though, is a narrow and anthropomorphic understanding of the sacred.
Indigenous people here on Turtle Island have a much vaster understanding of the sacred. We know that before the first human was lowered to the Earth all else pre-existed them: The Rock Nations, the Water Nations, the Tree and Plant Nations, and the Four Legged, the Finned, and the Winged Nations …
‘Akikpautik’ is a Sacred Land and Waterscape for the Anishinaabeg and beyond. It is the place where Creator carved ‘Creator’s First Sacred Pipe’ where the Anishinaabeg ascribed the readings and meaning of the Pipe so that future generations could learn from it and respect the larger forces of Creator’s Law.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, before the advent of the camera and before the destruction by hydro dams, artists such as Davies, Hunter, Young, Cockburn, Woolford, and Krieghoff preserved the beauty of this sacred place in their works.
This talk, or better said viewing, offers a curated collection of this art narrated through an Indigenous paradigm, offering observers and listeners a different lens of what is sacred; thus opening the Doorway that western man-made religions, industrialization, patriarchy, and capitalism closed.
Dr. Lynn Gehl Speaking Testimonials
We were so, so grateful to have you join us. You are a gifted speaker. I hope your travel home went well and I look forward to meeting again!
Lindsey Kirby-McGregor
What a humbling honour and privilege to be able to read Dr. Lynn Gehl’s profound and wise contribution and take her direction regarding the vital action required of all who are committed to promoting equality and justice.
Kim Pate
Congratulations are due to Dr. Lynn Gehl for her successful challenge of the Indian Registrar’s refusal to allow her to be registered under the Indian Act. The refusal was based on the fact that because Lynn could not prove who her paternal grandfather was or that he was entitled to be registered, she could not be registered. The Court of Appeal for Ontario found that requiring her to prove the unprovable (the name of her ancestor) was unreasonable and that there was circumstantial evidence showing that he was ‘likely’ an Indian and a member of the community. On that basis she had established all she could or needed to, and it was unreasonable of the Registrar to demand more. The...
Murray Sinclair
Dr. Lynn Gehl is at the cutting edge with her concepts and ideas. She is on a journey and she documents it well.
Lorelei Anne Lambert
I am so grateful to have been able to sit with Lynn to learn more about Algonquin knowledge, history and ways of being. As an Algonquin Kwe, I am humbled to know Lynn provided essential learning to staff at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. Educators are looking for ways to include Algonquin perspectives and knowledge in their classrooms and Lynn was able to provide context and content to support them in doing this. The research, presentation and sharing Lynn provided was very much appreciated and valued. Chi-Miigwech Lynn!
Jody Kohoko
Having the opportunity to hear Dr. Gehl speak about the rich history and contemporary perspectives of the Algonquin has further opened my eyes to the deep learning that we all have a responsibility to. Her approach is engaging; feedback from educators was unanimously positive. Her talk and Q&A enriched our understanding for what and how to centre Algonquin voices in K-12 education. Dr. Gehl’s work is very important in learning the truths that must precede, and be the foundation of, reconciliation. She offers very important accounts, understandings, ideas, and perspectives that can inform us all. We look forward to continuing to learn from Dr Gehl.
Kyl Morrison
We were so, so grateful to have you join us. You are a gifted speaker. I hope your travel home went well and I look forward to meeting again!
Lindsey Kirby-McGregor
What a humbling honour and privilege to be able to read Dr. Lynn Gehl’s profound and wise contribution and take her direction regarding the vital action required of all who are committed to promoting equality and justice.
Kim Pate
Congratulations are due to Dr. Lynn Gehl for her successful challenge of the Indian Registrar’s refusal to allow her to be registered under the Indian Act. The refusal was based on the fact that because Lynn could not prove who her paternal grandfather was or that he was entitled to be registered, she could not be registered. The Court of Appeal for Ontario found that requiring her to prove the unprovable (the name of her ancestor) was unreasonable and that there was circumstantial evidence showing that he was ‘likely’ an Indian and a member of the community. On that basis she had established all she could or needed to, and it was unreasonable of the Registrar to demand more. The...
Murray Sinclair
Dr. Lynn Gehl is at the cutting edge with her concepts and ideas. She is on a journey and she documents it well.
Lorelei Anne Lambert
I am so grateful to have been able to sit with Lynn to learn more about Algonquin knowledge, history and ways of being. As an Algonquin Kwe, I am humbled to know Lynn provided essential learning to staff at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. Educators are looking for ways to include Algonquin perspectives and knowledge in their classrooms and Lynn was able to provide context and content to support them in doing this. The research, presentation and sharing Lynn provided was very much appreciated and valued. Chi-Miigwech Lynn!
Jody Kohoko
Having the opportunity to hear Dr. Gehl speak about the rich history and contemporary perspectives of the Algonquin has further opened my eyes to the deep learning that we all have a responsibility to. Her approach is engaging; feedback from educators was unanimously positive. Her talk and Q&A enriched our understanding for what and how to centre Algonquin voices in K-12 education. Dr. Gehl’s work is very important in learning the truths that must precede, and be the foundation of, reconciliation. She offers very important accounts, understandings, ideas, and perspectives that can inform us all. We look forward to continuing to learn from Dr Gehl.
Kyl Morrison
We were so, so grateful to have you join us. You are a gifted speaker. I hope your travel home went well and I look forward to meeting again!
Lindsey Kirby-McGregor
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