Indigenous Speakers Series

The Indigenous Speakers Series is attended by faculty, staff, students and community members and is primarily geared towards research that focused on the health and well-being of Indigenous peoples.

Presentation themes include:

• Data and data governance
• Indigenous methodologies
• Community strategies and resiliency
• Language revitalization and regeneration
• Identity and land relationships

Upcoming Events:

Stay tuned for the next Indigenous Speakers Series in 2019!

Past events:

April 2018: “Upcoming Grand Rounds”

March 2014: “Aboriginal Health Counts”

March 2015: “Visualizing Structure & Agency Through Social Network Analysis: A Postcolonial Case Study”

November 25, 2015: “Top Down vs. Community Driven: Indigenous Health Policy in Canada”