Tuesday, January 11, 2022

January 24: Living Memories and Sacred Trusts: Ethical Dimensions of Indigenous Research

Registration is free. Please register via Google Docs, or email naomi.bird@cunet.carleton.ca. Once registered, you will receive a link via your email one day prior to the... More

Friday, December 17, 2021

January 6: A Virtual Fireside Chat with Dr. Henry Lickers on Indigenous and Western Science

Ānako Indigenous Research Institute presents: A Virtual Fireside Chat with Henry Lickers on Indigenous and Western Science. Henry is Seneca from the Six Nations Reserve and has spent his career dedicated to bridging Indigenous and Western science in the field of biology. This fireside chat will be an informal discussion between Henry Lickers and... More

Tuesday, November 23, 2021

Inaugural Visiting Scholar: Tasha Beeds

Registration is free. Please register via Google Docs, or email Naomi.Bird@cunet.carleton.ca. Once registered, you will receive a link via your email one day prior to the... More

Friday, August 27, 2021

Meet Tasha Beeds: Ānako’s Inaugural Visiting Scholar!

The Inaugural Visiting Scholar at the Ānako Indigenous Research Institute Tasha Beeds is an Indigenous scholar of mixed nêhiyaw (Plains Cree), Scottish-Metis, and Bajan ancestry, a creative artist, a poet, a community engaged Water Walker, a Grandmother, and a Midewiwin practitioner. Her creative and artistic endeavors are deeply connected to... More

Friday, July 16, 2021

Invitation to Join the Ānako Indigenous Research Institute!

We invite you to join Ānako! Kwey, Taanshi, Aanii, Tunngasugit, Hello!   Would you be interested in joining the Ānako Indigenous Research Institute? In shaping its path? Could you help with upcoming events (including research talks, film screenings, or the annual student symposium)? Do you have ideas to contribute? We welcome all interested... More

Sunday, February 14, 2021

New Ānako Artwork by Danielle H. Morrison

Ānako's New Logo Artwork The stunning Ānako artwork featured on our website was created during the winter of 2021 by Danielle H. Morrison. It was such a privilege to work with Danielle and see her bring this vision of Ānako (as a place for connection, learning, and sharing of knowledge) into being! A proud member... More

Monday, November 16, 2020

Ānako: Giving the Institute an Algonquin Name

This research institute was named by Elder Joan Commanda Tenasco and Anita Tenasco from Kitigàn Zìbì Anishinabeg First Nation and by Elder Irvin Sarazin and Della Meness from the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation. In November 2020, the Carleton team working to launch the Institute was honoured to consult with these Knowledge Keepers to... More

Wednesday, June 10, 2020

New Indigenous Leadership Positions at Carleton

Carleton University is pleased to announce that three highly-respected Carleton leaders have accepted new roles that will strengthen our capacity to make important progress, across the university in equity, diversity and inclusion and Indigenous initiatives. “We are fortunate that Carleton is a diverse and inclusive community, but we must... More

Saturday, May 30, 2020

Carleton Introduces Kinàmàgawin Indigenous Reconciliation Strategy

Carleton University has released Kinàmàgawin, a new long-term Indigenous strategy with 41 Calls to Action to make Carleton a more welcoming space for current and future Indigenous students and faculty members. Kinàmàgawin is the product of an 18-month collaborative process undertaken by the Carleton University Strategic Indigenous Initiatives... More

Sunday, March 8, 2020

Building an Institute for Indigenous Research at Carleton

Expanding Carleton’s Centre for Indigenous Research, Culture, Language & Education   In response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report, Carleton University's Strategic Indigenous Initiatives Committee (CUSIIC) recently issued 41 Calls to Action to make Carleton a more welcoming space for current and future... More

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