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A List of CIHR Guideline Articles and Key Features June 3, 2015 Posted by: ICRP 1 Comment Principle #1: Reconciliation of Ethical Spaces Protection of Aboriginal Ethical Space involves a series of stages of dialogue starting with before the design of research, and with a continued questioning of “is this ethical?” (Canadian Institutes of Health […]
Indigenous Community Research Partnerships (ICRP) is an online open education training resource. It is designed to assist researchers who are new to research in partnerships with Inuit, Métis and First Nations (“Indigenous”) communities, or who are researchers-in-training, to: Operationalize required regulatory policy requirements and research directives; Ensure equitable inclusion of Indigenous and Western-oriented knowledge in research systems; […]
March 4, 2024 Have you completed one or more of the Indigenous Community Research Partnerships Training Resource modules? We are looking for individuals who have completed one or more of the Indigenous Community Research Partnerships Training Resource modules to understand learners’ experiences with the content and format. Participants will be asked to take part in […]
Indigenous Community Research Partnerships training resource team wins Indigenous Education Award at Queen’s University
Hi Everyone, I am writing to provide an update on our meeting, Learning Together: Indigenous Community Research Partnerships. We were fortunate to be able to gather on the unceded Algonquin Anishinaabe territory, at the Queen’s Biological Station. We met as a group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members and researchers in October, for three days. Our meeting was […]
Research that is conducted with Indigenous individuals and communities must be conducted in ways that Indigenous people identify as ethical. A principled approach to research upholds ethical guidance for research, described in five fundamental principles of research [5]. These concepts are evident in guidelines that describe principled approaches to the conduct of research with Indigenous […]
How should academic researchers work with Indigenous communities to produce new knowledge that addresses community needs? The Indigenous Community Research Partnerships open access, online training resource aims to build capacity in researchers to develop authentic, respectful research partnerships. We connected with Dr. Janet Jull, Assistant Professor at Queen’s University, to learn more about this resource. Read the full interview on IKT Research […]
Inuit, Métis and First Nations (“Indigenous”) populations are strong and resilient, with unique cultures that guide them in everyday life. The connections with land and community, and sense of self-reliance, are evident in their self-governance and decision-making. Indigenous populations also have a high health burden. For example, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS disproportionately affect Indigenous populations. These […]