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Critical Approaches to Indigenous Relationality (CAIR), is a research network program dedicated to exploring the concept of Indigenous relationality in the breadth of Indigenous traditions and their overlapping connections. CAIR is an initiative hosted by the Prairie Relationality Network (PRN), which is based out of Canada.
We aim to answer: What contributions does Indigenous relationality make towards knowledges and societies?
Report: Annotated Bibliography of Indigenous Relationality
2025
Matt Wildcat (PI), Shalene Jobin and Jessie Loyer (Co-PIs), Student Researchers: Mailys Paccoud, Ryan O'Toole, Kyla Lindsay, Tamara Blesse, Lexi House, Claire Neilson, Kelsey Dokis-Jansen, and Abigail Lee
Critical Approaches to Indigenous Relationality Project
Book Chapter: Indigenous geographies and the (un)reconcilability of academia? Challenges for making geography a more hospitable space for Indigenous scholars.
Journal Article: Articulating Indigenous Law as “Environmental Protection”? The Piikani Nation and the Oldman River Dam Environmental Assessment Review Process
Delve into Ryan's reflection on travels to Bodø, Norway, for the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) annual research conference.
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