The Chair’s Work

This section brings together the various forms of intellectual, scholarly, and creative work produced by members of the chair.
It features publications, articles, reports, artistic creations, media appearances, and a range of other resources.

Knowledge

Searching.

Developing knowledge grounded in the realities, memories, and aspirations of First Peoples through critical, collaborative, and engaged research.

Engagement

Serving First Peoples.

Putting the chair’s knowledge, tools, and resources at the service of communities, families, and First Peoples-led initiatives.

Transmission

Teaching

Sharing, transmitting, and circulating knowledge through learning spaces that foster dialogue, reflection, and the transformation of practices.

Writing and Publishing

Books, book chapters, articles, reports, and texts intended for the general public are featured here. These works highlight the contributions of chair members to research, critical reflection, and the circulation of knowledge.

Creating and Sharing

Creative and research-creation works take various forms here, including theatre, film, poetry, podcasts, and performances. They open up sensory, narrative, and artistic spaces for sharing knowledge in different ways.

Presentations and Conferences

Conferences, presentations, scholarly talks, and public engagements reflect the chair members’ involvement in academic, community, and international spaces for reflection and dialogue.

Media Outreach

Media appearances, interviews, radio and television programs, and contributions to public discourse extend the chair’s work beyond academia and contribute to contemporary social debates.

Archiving and Making Knowledge Accessible

This category brings together digital resources, platforms, archives, and knowledge-sharing tools developed or supported by the chair. It highlights the importance of preserving, organizing, and making accessible the knowledge, memories, and works connected to First Peoples.

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