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Dr. Jaime Cidro and her team receive $449,980 in SSHRC funding to support doula research
May 11, 2022 The Indigenous doula research team led by University of Winnipeg Canada Research Chair Dr. Jaime Cidro is working on a new project this spring. Providing Indigenous Cultural Care Through Midwife-Doula Partnerships in Winnipeg was the highest-ranking application for the recent Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council , Canada (SSIIRC) Race Gender a. […]
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Canada supports the Sagkeeng First Nation residential schools missing children initiative
From: Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada Taking care: We recognize this news release may contain information that is difficult for many and that our efforts to honour Survivors and families may act as an unwelcome reminder for those who have suffered hardships through generations of government policies that were harmful to Indigenous Peoples. A […]
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First Nations, Inuit and Red River Métis Council Formed to Support Indigenous-Led Searches for Burial Sites of Children Who Attended Residential Schools
March 23, 2022 Indigenous Leadership, Government Representatives among Council Members: Lagimodiere A new council of representatives from key Indigenous governments and community organizations as well as officials from the provincial, federal and municipal governments, will provide guidance and advice on how best to support Indigenous-led searches for children who died attending residential schools, Indigenous Reconciliation […]
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New autism research at Brandon University will explore Indigenous approaches
A new research study at Brandon University will explore Indigenous approaches to autism in education. Dr. Patty Douglas, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education, is the academic lead on the project, working in partnership with Leah LaPlante, Vice President of the Manitoba Métis Federation Southwest, and with Gail Cullen, Executive Director of the Brandon […]
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Report highlights gaps in reconciliation between Indigenous, non-Indigenous Canadians – Global News
February 15, 2022 The Canadian Reconciliation Barometer’s first-ever report is highlighting gaps in understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians when it comes to reconciliation. Researchers say Canadians largely acknowledge the past and ongoing damages caused by residential schools, but the difference in perception between the two groups is “worrisome.” The study found 75 per cent […]
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The NCTR and SSHRC partner to advance Indigenous-led research
February 01 2022, The new partnership is an important step in further responding to Truth and Reconciliation Commission Call to Action 65, and supporting calls 71 to 76 The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) are proud to announce their partnership on a national research […]
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In-depth research report examines exclusionary practices within industry events and how to improve
1844 Studios has released an in-depth research report, titled Building Inclusive Networks in the Film and Television Industry, analyzing exclusionary networking practices in the industry and how organizations can improve these environments. The report examines data collected from Black and Indigenous women and women of colour (BIPOC) and non-binary individuals. The report identifies factors for […]
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Canada supports Dakota Tipi First Nation in undertaking research and commemoration activities around five former residential school sites
From: Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada News release January 17, 2022 — Dakota Tipi First Nation, Manitoba — Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada The locating of unmarked graves at former residential school sites across Canada is a tragic reminder of the abuse Indigenous children suffered in these institutions. The Government of Canada is […]
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Tripartite MOU between Green Mountain, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the Manitoba Métis Federation fuels critical cannabis research
November 23, 2021 Winnipeg, MB, in the National Homeland of the Red River Métis - Today, Green Mountain Health Alliance Ltd (Green Mountain), Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre (Sunnybrook), and the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) are pleased to announce that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on high quality research to advance our understanding of cannabis […]
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Winnipeg U: Online research guide will help families locate missing tuberculosis patients
Postdoctoral Scholar Dr. Anne Lindsay joins Manitoba TB History Project November 15, 2021 The Manitoba Indigenous Tuberculosis History Project is thrilled to add Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Anne Lindsay to its team. Drawing on her extensive expertise in the records of the Department of Indian Affairs and church organizations, Lindsay will produce an online research guide […]
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