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Research
Latest funding
- $326,928
Relations Over Water
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $21,240
Two Case Studies at the Intersection of 'Difficult Histories' and Colonialism: Teaching Global Indigenous Histories and Preserving Archives of Contentious Middle Eastern Histories
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $16,507
The last of the old Northwesters: a scholarly edition of the autobiographical notes and select letters of fur trader John McDonald of Garth, 1771-1866
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
Relations Over Water
Principal investigators: Leddy, Lianne C.
Two Case Studies at the Intersection of 'Difficult Histories' and Colonialism: Teaching Global Indigenous Histories and Preserving Archives of Contentious Middle Eastern Histories
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: difficult histories; global indigeneity; Middle East archives
The last of the old Northwesters: a scholarly edition of the autobiographical notes and select letters of fur trader John McDonald of Garth, 1771-1866
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: fur trade; colonialism; Indigenous peoples; documentary editing; John McDonald of Garth; North West Company
The last of the old Northwesters: a scholarly edition of the autobiographical notes and select letters of fur trader John McDonald of Garth, 1771-1866
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: fur trade; colonialism; Indigenous peoples; documentary editing; John McDonald of Garth; North West Company
Manitoulin Island Summer Historical Institute (MISHI) 2017: does wisdom sit in places - sites as sources of knowledge
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: Indigenous studies; place-based knowledge; Anishinaabe landscapes; Manitoulin Island; Indigenous knowledge systems; Anishinaabe art and craftwork; community-based participatory research
Aandse: Anishinaabe ways of knowing and the transformation of university-based knowledge creation and transfer
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: Indigenous studies; Indigenous knowledge systems; Indigenizing the academy; Anishinaabe history; Anishinaabe landscapes; Anishinaabemowin; Anishinaabe gender; Anishinaabe worldviews; Anishinaabe arts and craftwork; community-based participatory research
Gender in the Indigenous landscapes of southern Ontario: Canadian History and Environment Summer School (CHESS) 2017
Principal investigators: Kheraj, Sean
Keywords: history; Indigenous studies; environmental studies; First Nations; Southern Ontario; landscapes; Haudenosaunee; Anishinaabe; gender; women
Tracing Metis History Through Archives, Artefacts, Oral Histories, and Landscapes: Bison Brigades, Farming Families, and Road Allowance People
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: Metis; history; geography; migration; genealogy; material culture; great plains; great lakes; GIS; social networking analysis
Patterns of genesis: identity, culture, communication and mobility in the emergence of Northwest Metis populations
Principal investigators: St-Onge, Nicole
Keywords: ethnogenesis; Aboriginal; Metis; French river world; multiethnic; transgeographic; fur trade; voyageurs;
Disease in Global Environmental History
Principal investigators: Podruchny, Carolyn F.
Keywords: conference; history; disease; environment; globalization; epidemic; endemic; pathogen; migration; AIDS
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