Indigenous Community Health & Research Conference (February 6th – 8th, 2020)
In partnership with the McMaster Indigenous Health Movement – Student Group and the McMaster Faculty of Health Science, the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute is pleased
Call for Abstracts: N.A.I.S.A. Pre-Conference Gathering on Indigenous Health and Well-Being
The Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) Pre-Conference Gathering on Indigenous Health and Well-Being welcomes abstract submissions (up to 250 words) from academics, students
Development of the McMaster Indigenous Education and Indigenous Research Strategies
November 1, 2019 In 1989, the Six Nations Confederacy and McMaster University co-hosted the first Drum Beat conference to mark the beginning of new possibilities
Career Opportunity at McMaster University – Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor
Join the Indigenous Studies Program at McMaster! The Indigenous Studies Program at McMaster University invites applications from an outstanding established scholar for a tenure stream
Book Launch: Distorted Descent by Darryl Leroux
Join MIRI and the Indigenous Studies Program of McMaster on Friday September 27th for the launch of Darryl Leroux’s book “Distorted Descent: White Claims to
Dr. Bonnie Freeman Honoured as 2019 Distinguished Fellow of Mohawk College
Our congratulations to MIRI Researcher Dr. Bonnie Freeman on being honoured by Mohawk College as a 2019 Distinguished Fellow for her scholarship and on-going commitment
Announcement: New Acting MIRI Director – Dr. Bernice Downey
Dr. Bernice Downey has been appointed as the Acting Director, McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI) for a term of four months, effective 1 May 2019. Dr.
NAISA 2019 Travel Award Winners!
Congratulations to our #NAISA2019 Travel Award winners: Kelsey Leonard is a PhD Candidate and the Philomathia Fellow in Water Policy in the Department of Political
