Why action research?
Author: Mary Brydon-Miller, Dayvdd Greenwood & Patricia Maguire Publication Date: 2009 This article seeks to describe some of the major issues in participatory action research, including commonalities and controversies.
Information and resources for people conducting research on topics related to Indigenous early learning and child care.
Author: Mary Brydon-Miller, Dayvdd Greenwood & Patricia Maguire Publication Date: 2009 This article seeks to describe some of the major issues in participatory action research, including commonalities and controversies.
Author: Shawn Wilson Publication Date: 2001 This paper explores how Aboriginal graduate students in Canada and Australia are able to be successful in school while maintaining a strong Indigenous identity.
Author: Brian Calliou Publication Date: 2004 This article describes how three researchers in western Canada incorporated the Cree concept of “Wahkohtowin” into a research project that compared Indigenous and non-Indigenous …
Pathways to understanding: “Wahkohtowin” as a research methodology Read More »
Author: Brian Calliou Focuses on the methodology for recording oral histories in the Aboriginal community in Canada. Objective in assisting Aboriginal communities in documenting the vast knowledge held by elders …
Methodology for Recording Oral Histories in the Aboriginal Community Read More »
Author: International Review of Qualitative Research Special Issue on Indigenous Knowledge as a Mode of Inquiry (Vol. 9 No. 3, Fall 2016)
Author: Michael Anthony Hart Publication Date: 2010 This article is about the initial development of an Indigenous research paradigm based on Indigenous perspectives on ontology, epistemology, methodology, and axiology.
Author: Kathy Absalon Publication Date: 2010 In this article, the author, establishes a knowledge set for Indigenous social work practice, proposing a framework using the circle and the four directions.
Author: Kelly Laurila Publication Date: June 7, 2016 “Learning about knowledge and how it is conceived, impacted, and transformed through the interaction with others raises many questions about how I …
Indigenous knowledge? Listening for the drumbeat and searching for how I know Read More »
Author: Jessica Ball Publication Date: 2008 Two studies conducted through community-campus partnerships demonstrated emerging frameworks for ethical conduct of research involving Indigenous peoples in Canada.
Author: Nado Aveling Publication Date: 2012 This paper describes the author’s journey learning about the question of whether non-indigenous researchers should attempt to research with/in Indigenous communities