Indigenous Research Methodology & Knowledge Practices

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course examines the methods and practices used for research with Indigenous groups or communities, and explores their ethical and political aspects. Topics will cover the history of research relationships with Indigenous groups or communities, community-based research approaches, research ethics, the political, cultural, and practical aspects of conducting research with groups or communities, research protocols, research agreements, data collection and analysis, and the OCAP (ownership, control, access, and possession) principle. PREREQUISITES: CANA 2050/HIST 2205 or CANA 2052/SOSA 2052 or permission of instructor CROSSLISTED: INDG 3050.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Discussion