‘The power of Indigenous scholarship’ at Indigenous Research Day 2025 Now in its fourth year, MIRI’s annual event showcased the calibre, depth and breadth of
The McMaster Indigenous Research Institute and department of Indigenous Studies hosted a screening of research videos and a Q&A with faculty members about their work.
McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI) in collaboration with the The Indigenous Studies Department (ISD) present Seasons of Research Join us in proudly showcasing Indigenous Studies
The McMaster Indigenous Research Institute’s annual event included virtual reality, an interactive floor map with augmented reality, and a jam-packed schedule that covered a tremendous
Ten Indigenous undergraduate students from across Canada got the chance to experience a taste of graduate student life, being immersed in a unique research experience
MIRI director Savage Bear and Professor and keynote speaker Bonnie Freeman share the stage at the second annual McMaster Indigenous Research Day. (Photos by Christian
Anishinaabe drummer Lissa Lavallee opens the launch of the MIRI Research Primer at the McMaster Museum of Art. The Primer offers insights on working with
2023-25 Indigenous Scholar-in-Community Fellowship Dr. Bonnie Freeman is McMaster’s 2023-25 Indigenous Scholar-in-Community. Bonnie Freeman is Algonquin/Mohawk from the Six Nations of the Grand
Ten early scholars from across Canada got the chance to experience hands-on graduate-level research at McMaster thanks to an intensive research training program hosted by
| Source: McMaster Indigenous Research Institute HAMILTON, Ontario CANADA ., June 30th, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Her Excellency, the Right Honorable Mary Simon, the Governor
