Using exemplars and case studies drawn from the Arts & Science Indigenous research community, this series of four webinars will welcome audiences to develop a deeper understanding of ethical engagement with Indigenous peoples and communities. The webinars will situate such engagement as integral to an academically rigorous approach in a variety of contexts, including in the Social Sciences, the Sciences, and the Humanities, and research undertaken by both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students and faculty, research taking place in partnership with Indigenous organizations and communities, and research taking place on Indigenous territories and/or about Indigenous lands.
Indigenous faculty are profiled at the forefront of this webinar/curricular package, highlighted for their research and pedagogical excellence, fully realized in relationship to community.
Outcomes
- Build and strengthen relationships between researchers and Indigenous communities and with the University more broadly.
- Build and strengthen connections and shared understandings between networks of student and scholars engaged in Indigenous research at A&S.
- Contribute to the A&S Priority of Indigenous Research, Teaching, and Learning as outlined in the Academic Plan through the development of curricular resources.