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Research
Latest funding
- $60,000
Shifting from Impacts to Indigenous-Led Solutions: The Wa Ni Ska Tan Alliance of Hydro-Impacted Communities
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $74,929
Environmental Justice and Security: Climate Refugees and the Social Construction of Danger in Winnipeg
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $380,500
Indigenous CREATE; Mentoring and Training the Next Generation of Environmental Researchers Working in the Indigenous North
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
Shifting from Impacts to Indigenous-Led Solutions: The Wa Ni Ska Tan Alliance of Hydro-Impacted Communities
Keywords: environmental justice; environmental health; hydropower; food justice; knowledge mobilization; collaborative Indigenous research; socio-environment; action research; participatory video; risk analysis; community-based conservation; resilience
Environmental Justice and Security: Climate Refugees and the Social Construction of Danger in Winnipeg
Principal investigators: Kohm, Steven
Keywords: Environmental Justice; Security; Policing; Flood Evacuation; Natural Disasters; Wildfire Evacuation; Climate Change; Climate Refugees; Environmental Emergencies; Disaster Response
Indigenous CREATE; Mentoring and Training the Next Generation of Environmental Researchers Working in the Indigenous North
Principal investigators: McLachlan, Stéphane SM
Keywords: collaborative; decolonizing education; employability; environmental NSE; equity, diversity and inclusion; Indigenous-led; Indigenous science; natural sciences and engineering; partnership-based; two-eyed seeing
Using Anishinaabe Mowin for Aquatics Management: 3-voices and 3-eyed seeing
Principal investigators: Ballard, Myrle
Acimotan: Storying the Gendered Impacts of Hydro in Manitoba Indigenous Communities
Principal investigators: Brownlie, Jarvis
Keywords: oral history; Indigenous storytelling; history of colonization
Acimotan: Storying the Gendered Impacts of Hydro in Manitoba Indigenous Communities
Principal investigators: Brownlie, Jarvis R.
Keywords: oral history; Indigenous storytelling; history of colonization
An Indigenous-led response to COVID-19 that supports communities responding to challenges such as vaccine hesitancy, unique variants and any long-term impacts of Covid into the future.
Principal investigators: Mclachlan, Stephane M; Soltys, Janice; Ballard, Myrle
Keywords: Covid-19; Data Sovereignty; Digital Health; Health Equity; Indigenous Health And Wellbeing; Knowledge Transmission And Exchange; Pandemic; Post-Covid Condition; Public Confidence In Science; Public Health
Our Data Indigenous; Indigenous-led approaches to mobile technology that work for data sovereignty in response to industry-associated declines in health and environment
Principal investigators: McLachlan, Stephane
Keywords: mega hydroelectric dams Indigenous health and wellbeing environmental sustainability Aboriginal and treaty rights participatory technology design environmental and health monitoring Indigenous cultural traditions two-eyed seeing conservation and restoration digital health
Ki thagi daba wanawug unji uduki wangk: Implementing an Elder-Youth Mentorship Model program to promote health and well-being in Lake St. Martin First Nation
Principal investigators: Ballard, Myrle
Keywords: Elders; Environmental Health; Experiential Learnings; Flooding; Forced Displacement; Indigenous Health; Land-Based Learning; Mentorship Healing Model; Two-Eyed Seeing; Youth
kitatipithitamak mithwayawin: Indigenous-Led Countermeasures to Coronavirus (COVID-19) and other Pandemics Then, Now, and Into the Future
Principal investigators: Mclachlan, Stephane M
Keywords: Canada; Countermeasures; Covid-19; Indigenous People; Multi-Scale; Pandemic; Participatory; Qualitative And Mixed Methods; Risk Communication; Strength-Based
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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