Supporting the next generation of Indigenous research scholars
“Six early scholars from across Canada got the chance to experience graduate student life at McMaster thanks to the eight-week intensive Indigenous Undergraduate Summer Research
We all Have a Responsibility for Reconciliation
As a society, when we keep specific populations under racist, sexist systems of oppression, we are missing out, write Savage Bear and Alex Bishop. By
Congratulations to Dr. Vanessa Watts! Recipient of the President’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning.
“Five faculty members have been awarded the President’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Learning for their commitment to education through innovation, continued excellence
Congratulations Dr. Robert Innes, incoming chair of McMaster’s new Indigenous Studies Department!
“McMaster Daily News sat down with Robert Innes, incoming chair of the newly created Indigenous Studies department, to discuss building on the successes of existing
PODCAST: Dr. Bear on the Importance of Indigenous Knowledge
Join MIRI Director, Dr. Bear as she discusses the importance of Indigenous knowledge with The Conference Board of Canada! Podcast Episode 31 In the Conference
Dr. Chelsea Gabel recognized as 2022 University Scholar
“Six McMaster professors have been named 2022 University Scholars, an award that recognizes the achievements of mid-career researchers who are considered global leaders in a
Dr. Tracy Bear appointed director of the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute
“Indigenous scholar and education advocate, Tracy Bear, has been appointed director of the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI). Bear, a Nehiyawiskwew (Cree woman) and member
Online Forum: Why Reconciling Ways of Knowing?
We are pleased to announce the first dialogue in the series we will bring you over the coming months: Why Reconciling Ways of Knowing?
