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Ānako is proud to host a series of research talks throughout the year. These talks aim to foster a deeper understanding of Indigenous research methodologies and to provide a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences. Our research talks feature renowned scholars, community leaders, and researchers who discuss a wide range of topics relevant to Indigenous communities and research practices.

This page includes the discussions and presentations that have occurred during or after an event. These videos will explore the Indigenous research methods found in the presenters’ area of study.

We encourage everyone interested in Indigenous research to join our events. To stay updated on upcoming research talks and other events hosted by Ānako, please visit our Events Page.

Friday, October 27, 2023

Brian Maracle-If universities really cared about Onkwehonwe Languages

Brian Maracle is an accomplished author and Kanyen’keha (Mohawk) language advocate. In addition to his many writing accomplishments, he also co-founded Onkwawenna Kentyohkwa, a community-based adult language immersion program. Brian visited Carleton University to conduct a Research Talk on October 19,... More

Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Creating Indigenous performance process with Floyd Favel

The Ānako Indigenous Research Institute hosted a Research Talks on March 27, 2023 with Visiting Scholar Floyd Favel titled “Storytelling; Towards an Indigenous Performance Process.” Favel used performance, storytelling, poetry and video to explore his topic of research.   The research talk was hosted virtually through Zoom and was moderated... More

Wednesday, March 8, 2023

Mi’kmaw astronomer and physicist Hilding Neilson on the colonization of astrology

On Feb. 13, Prof. Hilding Neilson from Memorial University gave a public talk titled “Space is Park of the Land: Indigenous knowledges, light and satellite pollution, and the future of space exploration.”   Through this presentation, Neilson addresses concerns about how light pollution, satellites and exclusion from decision-making tables... More

Monday, March 14, 2022

Tasha Beeds; Storying Methodology and Theories

Inaugural visiting scholar Tasha Beeds: Storying Methodology and Theories: An Indigenous Grassroots Academic Perspective Monday, March 14, 2022 Join Visiting Indigenous Scholar Tasha Beeds in a discussion on Indigenous grassroots academic research approaches. In this talk, Tasha will share some of her experiences as an Indigenous land and water... More

Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Virtual Fireside Chat with Henry Lickers

A Virtual Fireside Chat with Henry Lickers on Indigenous and Western Science Dr. Henry Lickers and Biology professors from Carleton University and the University of Ottawa informally discuss the connections and relations between Western Science and Indigenous Science. This meaningful discussion is meant to reframe thinking regarding Indigenous... More

Monday, January 31, 2022

Living Memories and Sacred Trusts

Research Talk: Living Memories and Sacred Trusts: Ethical Dimensions of Indigenous Research Join inaugural visiting scholar Tasha Beeds as she discusses Indigenous communities and research! "Indigenous communities, movement, or in this case "research," seldom occurs in isolation; Instead, it inherently reflects our interconnectedness with each... More

Sunday, November 28, 2021

Through the Lens of the Water, Indigenous Research Methods

Through the Lens of the Water, Indigenous Research Methods (with Tasha Beeds) In this talk, Tasha Beeds discusses the different Indigenous Research Methods present in today's time. Join us in engaging further with Indigenous Research Methods as this lecture series is presented by Anako's visiting... More

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