Indigenous Research at the 海角社区
We Are championing Indigenous leadership and self-determination in research and innovation.
Looking to the past.
In-powering the present.
Imagining the future.
Committing to reconciliation In a Good Way.
What are we doing at the 海角社区?
- We are developing resources to support the work of Indigenous people, communities and organizations in language revitalization.
We are change makers.
- We are providing internships that offer opportunities for hands-on training in genomics science and research with Indigenous scientists
- We are helping to uphold Indigenous child welfare law.
We are change makers.
- We are leading the process to create new guidelines for including Indigenous people in Canadian clinical trials.
We are truth tellers.
We are truth tellers.
- We are braiding Indigenous and western scientific approaches to tackling the world鈥檚 most pressing challenges.
We are community builders.
- We are developing resources to support the work of Indigenous people, communities and organizations in language revitalization.
We are community builders.
- We are providing internships that offer opportunities for hands-on training in genomics science and research with Indigenous scientists
We are world shapers.
- We are leading the process to create new guidelines for including Indigenous people in Canadian clinical trials
We are Leading with Purpose.
- We are helping to uphold Indigenous child welfare law.
We are change makers.
- We are braiding Indigenous and western scientific approaches to tackling the world鈥檚 most pressing challenges.
We are world shapers.
- We are developing resources to support the work of Indigenous people, communities and organizations in language revitalization
We are Leading with Purpose.
- We are providing internships that offer opportunities for hands-on training in genomics science and research with Indigenous scientists
We Are
the 1st and only university in North America with a Faculty of Native Studies
Some of the people behind the breakthroughs:
- Supporting Indigenous Language Revitalization (SILR)
We Are
home to the 1st Indigenous-led archaeological institute in the world
7
academic and affiliated institutes, centres, initiatives dedicated to Indigenous research
50+
years of education and research in Indigenous Teacher Education
50+
years of excellence in Indigenous focused research
WE ARE EDUCATING THE WORLD
Indigenous Canada
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) that explores the different histories and contemporary perspectives of Indigenous peoples living in Canada.
Fostering systemic change through the incorporation of Indigenous values and worldviews in environmental policy and planning.
Designed to build Indigenous capactiy and scientific literacy by training undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral, and community fellows in the basic of genomics, bioinformatics, and Indigenous and decolonial bioethics.
Our Research Goes Deep
Through collaborative partnerships with local and regional Indigenous communities and multidisciplinary research programs, the 海角社区 aims to excel as an engaging, inclusive leader in decolonial and anti-colonial research, championing Indigenous leadership and self-determination in research and innovation.
The Rupertsland Centre for M茅tis Research
Serves as an expansive academic research program specifically geared toward M茅tis issues, including: building provincial and national connections with the M茅tis community; building research capacity to advance M茅tis-specific research; and training and employing student researchers.
The Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology
Supports Indigenous-engaged archaeological research, developing pedagogical approaches to integrating Indigenous ways of knowing and being into archaeological teaching and training, and changing cultural heritage policies in response to the needs of Indigenous communities in western Canada.
Provides both Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers with the tools, information and support needed to conduct ethical and reciprocal research with Indigenous communities.
LEADING THE WAY IN INDIGENOUS RESEARCH EDUCATION
Faculty of Native Studies
This faculty is the leader in educating Indigenous and non-Indigenous students through community engagement, teaching and research focused on the complexity of Indigenous issues and thought.
In collaboration with the community, SILR focuses on increasing accessibility to language programming and developing resources that aid in revitalizing, maintaining and enhancing the health and vibrancy of Indigenous languages.
Canadian Indigenous Languages and Literacy Development Institute (CILLDI)
For over 20 years, CILLDI has been dedicated to the revitalization of Indigenous languages through documentation, teaching, and literacy. This tri-faculty effort of Arts, Education, and Native Studies supports Indigenous language activists to better protect, preserve, promote, practice and pass on their languages.