Nursing Research Week 12 FINAL

(blank) methodology refers to research by and for Indigenous peoples that reflects Indigenous knowledges, cultures, values, and beliefs

Concepts used in Indigenous research:

• Indigenous scholar

• Settler scholar

• Community

• Community-based participatory research

• Two-Eyed Seeing approach

Refers to an expert within their own knowledge system (includes hunters, fishers, gatherers, etc. and includes youths, adults, and elders)

Source of education = land, water, or classroom

• Indigenous scholar

• Settler scholar

• Community

• Community-based participatory research

Refers to a person who can learn through proximity, listening, empathy, cooperative injury, and action

• Indigenous scholar

• Settler scholar

• Community

• Community-based participatory research

Defined in multiple ways, is dynamic (not static)

Includes physical, political, social, economic, historical, linguistic, emotional, culture, spiritual spaces

• Indigenous scholar

• Settler scholar

• Community

• Community-based participatory research

A partnership approach to research that equitably involves community members, organizational reps and researchers in all aspects of the research process

• Indigenous scholar

• Settler scholar

• Community

• Community-based participatory research

The goal is to increase knowledge and understanding of phenomena and integrate knowledge with interventions policy or social change benefiting the community members

• Indigenous scholar

• Settler scholar

• Community

• Community-based participatory research

Prior to starting a research project, you must apply for (blank) approval

Ethics review is done by representatives of the community

• True

• False

Ensures that research activities benefit the nation, respect collective knowledge, and protect participants; lays out expectations for both researchers and the Council

• Chippewa Research Protocol Guidelines

• Wiindmaagewin - Consultation Protocol

• Chippewa of the Thames First Nation (COTTFN)