Recommendations 18, 19 and 20 of the Queen's TRC Task Force report focus on the importance and challenges of conducting research with and for Indigenous peoples and communities.
The purpose of our research events are twofold. First of all to raise awareness of the types of research taking place with Indigenous peoples and communities and then also, to explore challenges and potential remedies for addressing them.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2020 events. Please check back here for details on the 2021 events.
Indigenous Knowledge Symposium
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An annual Indigenous knowledge and research focused symposium which began in 1998 that explores a new theme each year. Past themes have included Treaty Recognition Week and Indigenous Language Revitalization. This is a free public event where academics, community members and students are welcome to attend to share and learn together.
Indigenous Research Day
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An annual event in partnership with School of Graduate Studies. The Annual Indigenous Research Day began in 2017, the focus of this day is research collaboration with Indigenous communities. Each year this event provides a keynote address followed by workshop sessions bringing Indigenous and non-Indigenous academics, community members and invites guests together.