The tools that are used to conduct indigenous research such as ceremony, protocols, and sharing circles.

The framework or theories that guides indigenous research such as surveys, archives, focus groups, and interviews. Methodology affects the selection of methods.

Understanding the lived experiences of indigenous people within their cultural context and perspectives through oral history.

Quantitative research

Using Indigenous voices and using strength based statistical data

Insurgent research methodology

Action oriented, giving authority back to the indigenous community, research conducted by and for indigenous communities, prioritize community empowerment

The system of production, indigenous ways of knowing through oral traditions and ceremonies.

The categories used to explain the world around us, who we are, who we claim to be, our connection to the land and people around us through interconnectedness.

Relational accountability, the set of ethics and morals in indigenous research, respect of indigenous individuals

Umbrella term used to describe first nations, metis, and Inuit people in Canada

Indigenous peoples distinct from metis or Inuit people legally considered Indians in the Indian act

A distinct culture of indigenous people from the metis homeland in canada

Indigenous person with roots in the canadian arctic

Outdated term used to describe indigenous people in a canadian constitution act

Indigenous person from the United states of america

The role of Education in truth and reconciliation

Murray Sinclair is the senator of the TRC he said that education is the root of residential school systems and education must be used to reconcile.

1. Winnipeg, Steinback, Portage 2. Dauphin, Peguis, Arborg 3. Eastern manitoba 4. Western manitoba 5. Northern manitoba

Manitoba metis federation regions

7 regions: Interlake region, winnipeg region, southwest region, northwest region, the pas region, thompson region, southeast region

Province of manitoba aboriginal population census 2016

18% of the population in Manitoba reported being indigenous, majority of which are first nations. Most indigenous peoples lived rurally. The indigenous population is also younger than the non-indigenous population.

Indigenous studies R's of research

Respect, reciprocity, responsibility, relationship, and relevance guides indigenous research

The role of indigenous studies in destruction, dismantling, exposure, and creation

Destruction: of colonial misrepresentation of Indigenous peoples Dismantling: systems that continue to oppress indigenous peoples Exposure: through nooks, narrative, education, etc Creation: Of new knowledge

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Indigenous Studies

Unit 1: What is Indigenous Studies?

Question	Answer
Method	The tools that are used to conduct indigenous research such as ceremony, protocols, and sharing circles.
Methodology	The framework or theories that guides indigenous research such as surveys, archives, focus groups, and interviews. Methodology affects the selection of methods.
Qualitative research	Understanding the lived experiences of indigenous people within their cultural context and perspectives through oral history.
Quantitative research	Using Indigenous voices and using strength based statistical data
Insurgent research methodology	Action oriented, giving authority back to the indigenous community, research conducted by and for indigenous communities, prioritize community empowerment
Tribal epistemology	The system of production, indigenous ways of knowing through oral traditions and ceremonies.
Ontology	The categories used to explain the world around us, who we are, who we claim to be, our connection to the land and people around us through interconnectedness.
Axiology	Relational accountability, the set of ethics and morals in indigenous research, respect of indigenous individuals
Indigenous	Umbrella term used to describe first nations, metis, and Inuit people in Canada
First nations	Indigenous peoples distinct from metis or Inuit people legally considered Indians in the Indian act
Metis	A distinct culture of indigenous people from the metis homeland in canada
Inuit	Indigenous person with roots in the canadian arctic
Aboriginal	Outdated term used to describe indigenous people in a canadian constitution act
Native american	Indigenous person from the United states of america
The role of Education in truth and reconciliation	Murray Sinclair is the senator of the TRC he said that education is the root of residential school systems and education must be used to reconcile.
Treaties in Manitoba	1. Winnipeg, Steinback, Portage 2. Dauphin, Peguis, Arborg 3. Eastern manitoba 4. Western manitoba 5. Northern manitoba
Manitoba metis federation regions	7 regions: Interlake region, winnipeg region, southwest region, northwest region, the pas region, thompson region, southeast region
Province of manitoba aboriginal population census 2016	18% of the population in Manitoba reported being indigenous, majority of which are first nations. Most indigenous peoples lived rurally. The indigenous population is also younger than the non-indigenous population.
Indigenous studies R's of research	Respect, reciprocity, responsibility, relationship, and relevance guides indigenous research
The role of indigenous studies in destruction, dismantling, exposure, and creation	Destruction: of colonial misrepresentation of Indigenous peoples Dismantling: systems that continue to oppress indigenous peoples Exposure: through nooks, narrative, education, etc Creation: Of new knowledge

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