UNDRIP discussion paper series featured in the Salish Sea Sentinel
Indigenous Rights in Times of Emergency was republished in a recent issue of the Sentinel publication.
Opening for Graduate Academic Assistant to support community-based research project
The project is seeking a Graduate Academic Assistant (GAA) at Masters or PhD level for 4 months.
Kitatipithitamak mithjwaywin webinar explores pandemics in the time of COVID
Panelists discussed historical responses to pandemics as well as contemporary issues that Indigenous communities face.
Métis histories and experiences in residential schools
Dr. Tricia Logan will be speaking at an upcoming online event discussing Métis experiences in residential schools.
Wet’suwet’en pact: Hereditary chiefs onboard but elected chiefs now rescind approval
Centre Director Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, Aki-kwe, was recently quoted in the Vancouver Sun in an article about the Wet’suwet’en.
Centring Survivor Voices with David McAtackney
Research Engagement Strategist David McAtackney discusses the importance of community in research.
Latest UNDRIP discussion paper highlights jurisdiction, emergencies and Indigenous rights
The Centre has released a new paper in its on-going discussion paper series
With 22 COVID-19 cases confirmed in Indigenous communities, leaders urge officials to disclose locations
Centre Director Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, Aki-kwe, was quoted about the implications of limited rights for Indigenous people during a pandemic in a recent CBC story.
Centre participates in the 2020 iConference
Centre staff Dr. Tricia Logan, Head of Research and Engagement, and Emily Larson, Digital Systems Consultant, hosted a session for interaction and engagement at this year’s conference.
Centre closed to the public
The Centre is closed to the public until further notice due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.