R4R@Q - Land-based research and learning methodologies
10:15 AM – 11:45 AM
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The Vice-Principal Research Portfolio proudly presents the seventh session in our Resources 4 Research @ Queen’s Webinar Series, Land-based research and learning methodologies.
Land has a crucial role in all aspects of life, and it nurtures relationality in Indigenous and decolonial approaches to research and learning. Land-based practices and pedagogies contribute to positive health impacts, wellness, and community-building. They provide meaningful and highly effective ways of supporting connection to Indigenous ways of being and knowing.
In this session Queen’s Elder-in-residence, researchers and educators will share their stories, reflections, and perspectives on applying land-based learning in research and education initiatives they are involved in.
Topics covered in this session include:
- The key role of the land in nurturing relationality
- Applications and impacts of land-based methodologies in research and learning
- The principles of no harm, respect, and reciprocity – giving back and respecting the gifts that come from the land
- Honouring all our relations and centering land stewardship and caretaking instead of land ownership
Presenters:
- Deb St. Amant
- Lindsay Brant
- Jennifer Davis
- Alice Johnston
Moderator:
- Aleksandra Bergier, Research Advisor, Indigenous Initiatives
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