June 14, 2022

Welcome and Introductions

Presented by: Dr. Josie Auger, Elder Lorraine Cardinal, Manijeh Mannani (Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Athabasca University), Dr. Peter Scott (President of Athabasca University), Makayla LeSann

MORNING THEME: It all Starts with Community

Understanding relationality in research from the perspective of Cree women

Presented by: Dr. Josie Auger, Sharon Loonskin, Lorraine Cardinal, and Angela James

Break

Breakout Session

Lunch Break. In-person walk to Friendship Centre.

AFTERNOON THEME: Developing Relationships in Research

Nurturing relationship and dialogue with University Research Ethics Boards

Presented by: Dr. Melissa Jay and Dr. Josie Auger

Reclaiming Space for our Knowledges: Conversations on Indigenous Research and Ethics

Presented by: Dr. Jessie King

Break

“Wholism is everything” ~ Deepening Connections of Indigenous Culturally-Informed Ethics within Research Settings. Keynote and Q&A.

Presented by: Dr. Michelle Pidgeon (Simon Fraser University), Dr. Carl Mika (University of Otago), Dr. Sarah Jane Tiakiwai (University of Waikato), Joe Tobin (SFU), Mindy Ghag (SFU), Donna Dunn (SFU), Andrea Leveille (SFU), and Karen Johnson (SFU)

Breakout session with Indigenous presenters and guests

Support space with Dr. Melissa Jay (virtual) and Sharon Loonskin (in-person)

June 15, 2022

Welcome

Presented by: Chief Billy Joe Laboucan, Treaty 8

MORNING THEME: Ways of Knowing and Doing Research

Presentation

Presented by: To be confirmed

Beadworking as an Indigenous Research Paradigm

Presented by: Dr. Tiffany Prete

Break

Research, Data, & Indigenous Ways of Knowing

Presented by: Professor Chadwick Cowie

Embodying Self-Determination through Everyday Indigenous Research Ethics

Presented by: Dr. Erica Neeganagwedgin

Break

Breakout Session 3

AFTERNOON THEME: The Culturally Relevant Ways are the New Ways

Moral Horizons of Indigenous Ethics: Transforming Systemic Change. Panel Discussion and Q&A.

Presented by: Dr. Cora Weber-Pillwax, Diane Simon, Nicole Burns, Dr. Lisa Bourque Bearskin, Dr. Melody Morton Ninomiya

Welcome

Presented by: Dr. Andrew Perrin, Associate VP Research, Athabasca University

Lunch

Giilang Bundyi (sharing stories) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Ethics Implementation

Presented by: Dr. Michelle Kennedy

Operationalizing self-determination through a community REB

Presented by: Dr. Susan Manitowabi

Plenary Discussion and Closing