The Dean’s Advisory Committee on Indigenous Research, Teaching, and Learning and the Indigenous Research Network welcome students, researchers, faculty members, and community members to a day of learning at the A&S Indigenous Research Ethics Symposium.
This series of discussions will provide an opportunity to reflect on the relational engagement practices of Indigenous faculty, in the sciences, social sciences, and humanities, who partner with Indigenous organizations and communities to undertake research initiatives that aim to serve community priorities.
These critical discussions will be followed by a keynote conversation between the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages, Ronald E. Ignace, and renowned language advocate and practitioner, Karihwakeron Tim Thompson. A feast and Haudenosaunee social, presented by the Indigenous Research Network will follow — all are welcome!
Have questions about this event?
Contact Faculty of Arts & Science at artsci.communications@utoronto.ca
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