Indigenous in the Diaspora: The Philippines














Weytkp Xwexwetep! The past three years have been an adventure, with many obstacles as well as exciting opportunities emerging. Volume 6 was delayed during this time due to COVID and leadership changes but it is officially here! We are so proud of all participants, and extremely thankful for the support…
To discover more about the Indigenous people of Taiwan, visit the website below: Council of Indigenous Peoples
In recognition of Truth and Reconciliation Day (TRC Day) on September 30th, we are proud to announce the release of Volume 9 of the Knowledge Makers Journal. This edition showcases a powerful collection of essays, research, and reflections written by Indigenous students from across disciplines at Thompson Rivers University. Each…
Weytk! My name is Peyton Anderson and I am Nuxalk, from Bella Coola. I am also the Research Coordinator at the All My Relations Indigenous research center. As we reach the end of January, and the daily temperatures finally dip into their seasonal averages after a very warm start to…
Imagine a space where Indigenous scholars from around the world come together in the same space—where ideas spark, traditions are honored, and connections grow. That’s exactly what our Global Indigenous Drop-in Space is all about! So, What’s a Drop-In? A drop-in is a casual, open gathering—no sign-ups, no pressure, just…
Weyt-kp xwexwéytep! Knowledge makers is very excited to announce that the call for participants is officially open for Volume 9! This program will be offered through blended delivery both on campus and to Undergraduate/Graduate Indigenous students at a distance on February 25th & 26th. Once students complete this two day workshop,…