CAIR Resources

PIRN INITIATIVES

Critical Approaches to Indigenous Relationality

Our latest PIRN initiative, focused on bringing together scholars, community partners and organizations to investigate the concept of Indigenous relationality.
How is relationality interpreted, understood and exercised in various societal or cultural contexts?

Relational Governance Project

Led by Dr. Matthew Wildcat, RGP exists as an emerging research lab that seeks to investigate how First Nations create shared forms of jurisdiction with eachother.
How does the concept of relationality manifest in governance activities/responsibilities today?

Indigenous Buffalo Research Institute

IBRI is commited to promoting the implementation of the Buffalo Treaty, its values and its periodic resolutions.
How does the Buffalo Treaty represent the ideal values, principles, and relationships assumed as necessary within the concept of relationality?

Prairie Indigenous Philosophy Project

From 2017-2022, PIPP stood as a pivotal project to fully realizing our other initiatives including CAIR and IBRI.
How can the concept of relationality be comprehensively researched and engaged with amongst various academics, communities, organizations and beyond?

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Resources

Creative Works, Autobiographies
and Memoirs

Law and Governance

Methodologies, Epistemologies,
and Pedagogies

CAIR Resources

Information coming soon!
(Projected October 2024)

Contact Information

Critical Approaches to Indigenous Relationality
c/o Faculty of Native Studies
2-31 Pembina Hall, University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
T6G 2H8
CANADA

email: cair@ualberta.ca