Indigenous in the Diaspora: Taiwan
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Calling all Indigenous student mental-health researchers! Deadline: November 30, 2023 at 11.59pm EDT MHRC is proud to partner with Mitacs on this funding opportunity for Indigenous university, college or postgraduate students across the country to work with their academic supervisor and partner with a local service provider or Indigenous community…
Bridging Science, Storytelling, and Indigenous Knowledge: Meet Natasha Ramroop Singh Natasha Ramroop Singh is an associate teaching professor in the Faculty of Biological Science and a strong advocate for open educational pedagogies at Thompson Rivers University. Since joining TRU in 2019, Ramroop Singh has developed open textbooks and open video resources in biology, genetics, and chemistry that have saved students thousands of dollars while improving access to…
The All My Relations/Knowledge Makers team is looking to add 2 Student Research Assistants to our team starting in October 2026! Job Title: Student Research Assistant – Knowledge Makers Location: Thompson Rivers University Position Type: Contract Part-time (renews every 4 months). Part time flexible schedule that can adapt to your…
If you have been downtown lately, you have probably noticed that the new outdoor ice rink in Riverside Park has quickly become a hub of activity. While it might be easy to attribute the rink’s popularity to novelty, winter fun, or free skating, I think something deeper is at play….
Job Title: Student Research Assistant – Knowledge Makers Location: Thompson Rivers University Position Type: Contract Part-time Wage: $28/hour About Knowledge Makers: Knowledge Makers is dedicated to empowering Indigenous students in their research journeys. We focus on fostering a supportive community that values Indigenous knowledge, research, and leadership. Our program is…
Pan-Indigenization is a topic that comes up a lot in my tourism degree, and it’s one that has become important to me. It refers to the tendency to group all Indigenous Nations into a single, simplified identity. How this shows up in tourism through symbols or displays that are assumed…