Ambitious project at the crossroads of Indigenous and scientific knowledge receives $2.5M from SSHRC
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Tuesday, June 28, 2022
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Our actions are about reconciliation and contribute to the explicit recognition of Indigenous knowledge systems," says Professor Carole Lvesque, Director of DIALOG network, a research and knowledge network facilitating collaboration between universities and Indigenous community partners.
Key Points:
- Our actions are about reconciliation and contribute to the explicit recognition of Indigenous knowledge systems," says Professor Carole Lvesque, Director of DIALOG network, a research and knowledge network facilitating collaboration between universities and Indigenous community partners.
- This ambitious seven-year project (2022-2029) is at the crossroads of Indigenous and scientific knowledge, in line with the principles of community-based participatory research approach with Indigenous communities.
- "Real collaboration, embodied in all stages of the knowledge process, is at the heart of the project.
- We are working closely with some twenty Indigenous organizations in Qubec that are also partners in the project," explains Carole Lvesque.