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Deondre Smiles
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Research
Latest funding
- $3,560,023
Towards Sustainable Futures: Transforming Chemical Risk Management with Indigenous Expertise
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $49,994
Removing barriers to the inclusion of Indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) in existing chemicals management practices
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $2,295,000
Archipelagos of Indigenous-led Resurgence for Planetary Health-Proof-of-concept: Actualizing Indigenous determinants of planetary health by supporting the reciprocal relationships among Indigenous Peoples, their places, Nation, and cultural contexts, and networking and amplifying localized efforts through visiting, sharing, and trans-national Indigenous diplomacy
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
Towards Sustainable Futures: Transforming Chemical Risk Management with Indigenous Expertise
Principal investigators: Murphy, Michelle
Removing barriers to the inclusion of Indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) in existing chemicals management practices
Principal investigators: Oberg, Gunilla
Keywords: Chemical risk; Chemicals management; Indigenous knowledge systems; Indigenous concerns; Anglo-European worldview; Relational worldview
Archipelagos of Indigenous-led Resurgence for Planetary Health-Proof-of-concept: Actualizing Indigenous determinants of planetary health by supporting the reciprocal relationships among Indigenous Peoples, their places, Nation, and cultural contexts, and networking and amplifying localized efforts through visiting, sharing, and trans-national Indigenous diplomacy
Principal investigators: Aikau, Hokulani K; Castleden, Heather E; Naputi, Tiara R; Newman, Carey; Quesnelle, Melissa N; te Heuheu, Lisa
Keywords: Community-Based Participatory Health Research; Decolonizing And Indigenizing Planetary Health; Indigenous And Critical Methodologies; Indigenous Health; Indigenous Leadership In Planetary Health; Indigenous Resurgence; Indigenous Sovereignty And Relationality In Decision-Making; Interconnectivity Of Health Lands And Healthy Peoples; Social-Ecological Health And Wellbeing; Transdisciplinary Research
Archipelagos of Indigenous Resurgence for Planetary Health--Research Creation
Principal investigators: Smiles, Deondre A.
Keywords: Indigenous leadership in planetary health; interconnectivity of health lands and healthy peoples; Indigenous climate action and justice; convergence/transdisciplinary research; decolonizing and Indigenizing planetary health; transformative governance
Gathering Together to Nurture Our Relations and Develop a Plan for "Indigenous-Led Resurgence for Planetary Health Governance" Research-Creation-Action Project Proposal
Principal investigators: Castleden, Heather E; Stark, Heidi; Aikau, Hokulani K; Corntassel, Jeff; Degai, Tatiana; Nelson, Melissa K; Newman, Carey; Quesnelle, Melissa N; Smiles, Deondre A
Keywords: Convergence/Transdisciplinary Research; Creative And Arts Practice; Decolonizing And Indigenizing Planetary Health; Indigenous And Critical Methodologies; Indigenous Health; Indigenous-Led Solutions For Climate Change; Interconnectivity Of Health Lands And Healthy Peoples; International Indigenous Knowledge And Networking; Planetary Health; Transformative Governance
Placing science: implementing feminist, Indigenous, and decolonial theories of place and land in the laboratory
Principal investigators: Liboiron, Max N.M.
Keywords: place-based methods; feminist science; decolonial science; science and technology studies; environmental studies; Indigenous methodologies; pollution monitoring; feminist geography; marine plastics; salmon conservation; plastic pollution
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