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AE Grant Showcase 2023: Discovery Tram Tour – Empathy Practices with Indigenous Perspectives

Lake Superior Zoo, Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

2023

Advancing Empathy Grant Program

Lake Superior Zoo

Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

This resource was funded by the Advancing Empathy Grant Program.

Northwest Trek present on their project, “Discovery Tram Tour: A Vehicle for Increasing Empathy Outcomes”, a project that determined if existing empathy best practices that are targeted towards programs with hands-on, interaction with the presenter are also effective during more passive program experiences. This was done by evaluating the existing Discovery Tram Tour at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park. (1:15-19:10).

Lake Superior Zoo, and University of Minnesota-Duluth partners present on their project, “Deepening Empathy Practices with Indigenous Perspectives through a Community of Practice Approach.” This project used a Community of Practice (CoP) approach, guided by the Natural Curiosity: Four Branches and Indigenous Lenses professional learning program and an Indigenous mentor, to engage a cohort of 15 regional early childhood professionals in the co-creation of empathy practices that are deepened by Indigenous perspectives. (19:35-48:28).

LSZ: 2023 NAAEE Conference PresentationLSZ: Deepening Empathy ToolkitLSZ: Participant Impact LSZ: Suggested readings/resourcesLSZ: C.O.P. Model and Narrative LSZ: Two Worlds Best PracticesLSZ: Supplementary Material Links

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