An article from Volume 1:
Erin Chillihitzia
St’at’limc Nation, Ts’Kw’laxw First Nation
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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…
Hey friends! Knowledge Makers is accepting applications for volume 10 now All students from all academic backgrounds & areas of study. Learn how to write a research paper that’s important to you and your community, receive mentorship along the way, get a published academic journal article and $1000! AND! if…
Exploring Indigenous Undergraduate Research: Perspectives from Knowledge Makers Body here Event Details March 7th, 20241 pm – 3 pmOLARA 2nd Floor
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,…
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…
