Meet Our Project Collaborators

Spread across our 25 unique, themed research projects, our project's collaborators play a pivotal role in investigating CAIR's overall research question of: What contribution does Indigenous relationality make towards knowledges and societies? 

Alana Bitsuie

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Bitsuie

Red Earth Cree Nation

Robert Henry

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Henry

University of Saskatchewan

Department of Indigenous Studies

Mandee McDonald

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McDonald

University of Alberta

Faculty of Native Studies

Karrie Auger

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Auger

University of Alberta

Faculty of Native Studies

AFFILIATED PROJECT

Jessica Kolopenuk

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Kolopenuk

University of Alberta

Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry

Ginetta Salvalaggio

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Salvalaggio

University of Alberta

Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry

AFFILIATED PROJECT

Elaine Hyshka

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Hyshka

University of Alberta

School of Public Health

AFFILIATED PROJECT

Dawn Smith

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Smith

University of Victoria

Department of Indigenous Governance

Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik Stark

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Stark

University of Victoria

Faculty of Human and Social Development

Chelsea Gabel

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Gabel

McMaster University

Department of Health, Aging and Society

Adam Gaudry

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Gaudry

University of Alberta

Faculty of Native Studies

The Project

‍CAIR is an initiative housed at the University of Alberta that aims to support research projects that look to understand how Indigenous relationality contributes to knowledges and societies.  

CAIR is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Contact Information
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Critical Approaches to Indigenous Relationality
‍c/o Faculty of Native Studies
2-31 Pembina Hall, University of Alberta
T6G 2H8
CANADA
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