Honoure Black (BA, MFA) is a White settler woman, mother, partner, instructor, and Ph.D. Candidate in the Faculty of Architecture and the School of Art at the University of Manitoba, on Treaty One Territory. Striving for anti-colonialism in her research and teaching practice, she is most inspired when working transdisciplinarily in collaboration with colleagues from the fields of art, design, environmental research, and landscape architecture. She is interested in embodying decoloniality in her work while striving for Etuaptmumk (two-eyed seeing). Honoure works to bridge the “space between” to promote feminism, anti-racism, and critical reflexivity while focusing on the Land and creative expressions of reconciliation. Honoure is a mother of two fierce daughters who teach her new ways of knowing every day.
