Join partners across campus for the annual Indigenous Research Collaboration Day on Tuesday, November 11, from 11:30am-5:00pm. The theme this year is “Respectful and Ethical Engagement: Work Held in Good Relationships.”
Since 2017, this important event has fostered a research training environment founded on ethical and responsible conduct of research involving Indigenous peoples and communities.
What to expect: Keynote address, panel presentations, breakout discussions and opportunities to learn about principles and strategies for ethical collection, protection, use, and sharing of data
We welcome Indigenous and non-Indigenous academics, students, community members, and invited guests to join in conversation. All are welcome to attend, regardless of research area.
Co-organized by representatives from the Office of Indigenous Initiatives, Office of the Vice-Principal (Research), Office of the Rector, Faculty of Health Sciences, and the School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs.