Project Theme: 

Theorizing and Transforming Indigenous Governance Systems

Indigenous Resurgence through Revitalizing âtayôhkêwina

This project is affiliated with the:

University of Saskatchewan

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Project Research Lead(s)

Katherine Walker

Project Community Partner(s)

Sturgeon Lake First Nation

Project Partner Organization(s)

Chokecherry Studios and Sask Indigenous Cultural Centre

Project Description

The proposed project examines (primarily) Cree narratives and narrativity situated on the prairies for their insights on governance and as a theoretical framework for exploring key elements of Cree and Indigenous governance through Cree âtayôhkêwina and Cree sacred stories. Employing ethical relationality, Cree/Métis storytellers and Elders will share their átayôhkêwina.

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‍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.
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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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