As part of our project, we are developing a set of resources to help Non Indigenous researchers think about how they can approach working with Indigenous researchers and communities. These include:
Transforming Indigenous/Non-Indigenous Research Partnerships – COMIC
A visual resource for use in discussion about the challenges and benefits of effective research collaborations.
Indigenous Non-Indigenous Partnerships – VIDEO
A 10 minute video including some of the key points from our longer audio discussion mixed with images from our comic.
Find out more about our video.
Footprint in the sand – AUDIO DISCUSSION
An inspiring 40 minute conversation between the researchers who collaborated on our project: Ros Edwards, Helen Moewaka Barnes, Deborah McGregor and Tula Brannelly.
Find out more and access a full transcript.
Our project BLOG
Researchers share their experiences and tips on our blog.
Useful LINKS and further READING
We have pulled together some interesting links and further reading for you here.
Hi My name is Elissa and I am a post doc research fellow based in Australia. I am a non-Indigenous researcher and my area of research focuses on creating culturally safe health services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients. If possible I would really like to connect with and join this group.
Hi Elisa. I’m just following up on your request to join us. This was a website for a particular project. We are a group of researchers who knew each other and came together for this project. We do not run a group that people can join. Sorry about that. Ros
Wayne William Snellgrove
Saulteaux Tribe, Fishing Lake First Nation, Anishinaabe
Treaty 4 Territory, Saskatchewan, Canada
60s Scoop Survivor | Internationally Published Author | Filmmaker | Musician (Native American Music Award Nominee ’24) | 2x USA Swimming National Champion | Former USA Swimming National Team Member ’95 | Ceremony Leader | Tribal Elder
I am writing to propose an intercultural dialogue to foster understanding of Indigenous spirituality and the challenges faced within the colonial framework.
Currently in London, I am available to discuss this further with your studies group.
Please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
Wayne William Snellgrove
Standing Bear
Standingwayne71@gmail.com
Thank you for your email Wayne. We have replied to you directly by email.
Ros