Stephane McLachlan

Kayask Kiskethitamowinah. Legacy mines, Indigenous wellbeing, and a just green transition

Principal investigators: McLachlan, Stéphane M.

Keywords: mining legacy; critical minerals; reclamation; impact assessment; Indigenous-led research; environmental justice and racism; environmental health; knowledge mobilization; action research; participatory video; economic reconciliation

“Looking outside the cup”: Community-led monitoring of hydro-related impacts on northern environments, cultural keystone indicators, and human wellbeing using both Indigenous and western science.

Principal investigators: McLachlan, Stephane

Keywords: two-eyed seeing; hydropower and mega-dams; community-based monitoring; Indigenous-led research; Indigenous cultures and languages; cultural keystone species; traditional use plants, fish and wildlife; traditional foods and wellbeing; Indigenous and western science; regional environmental monitoring network

Reimagining Food Systems for Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation, and Social Justice

Principal investigators: Levin, David

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

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

kitatipithitamak mithwayawin: Evaluating impacts of an existing Indigenous-led project on COVID-19, which includes past work on risk communication, present work on digital health, and a future international gathering for impacted Indigenous communities around the world.

Principal investigators: Mclachlan, Stephane M; Soltys, Janice; Ballard, Myrle; Neckoway, Ramona

Keywords: Covid-19; Data Sovereignty; Digital Health; Health Equity; Indigenous Health And Wellbeing; International Gathering And Learning-Action Networks; Knowledge Transmission And Exchange; Pandemics; Resilience; Risk Communication

Delta dialogue network

Principal investigators: Steelman, Toddi

Keywords: knowledge co-production; sustainability science; interdisciplinary; transdisciplinary

One river, many relations: implications of development-related socio-environmental change for Indigenous communities on the Peace-Athabasca-Slave River basins in Northwestern Canada

Principal investigators: McLachlan, Stéphane M.

Keywords: Indigenous people; environmental justice; industrial development; hydroelectric dams; Athabasca oil sands; socio-environmental change; participatory action research; community-based monitoring; cultural landscapes; knowledge mobilization; documentary film

Sharing the feast of Ithinto Mechisowin (Food from the Land) and Grow North: food-based community development at O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation and Northern Manitoba communities

Principal investigators: Thompson, Shirley J.

Keywords: food sovereignty; First Nation; country foods; capacity building; youth training; food security; nutrition and food preparation education; hunting; fishing; gathering