University of Alberta, First Peoples House. Photo Credit: Debbie Feisst
The links below are Professional Development resources related to various Indigenous themes that have involved COPPUL members during 2021. Some presentations are by some of our Oskapewis Mentorship group members while others are external to COPPUL institutions. While some are specific to Indigenous Librarianship, others are about other Indigenous-themed topics. We hope you find them useful.
Featuring Oskapewis Mentorship group members (a group supported by the Indigenous Knowledge Standing Committee, Council of Prairie & Pacific University Libraries):
Indigenous Data Management Webinar Series – How to Organize Indigenous Data, University of Winnipeg webinar (with Oskapewis members, Kayla Lar-Son, and Christian Isbister), hosted by Kishaadigeh: The Manitoba Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYHpLcjUmi8
Other Indigenous Librarianship resources:
CARL Inclusion Perspectives Webinar Series: Third Panel Featuring Indigenous Library Colleagues, Nov. 2021 (which includes two Oskapewis members)
Indigenous Library and Information Studies in a Canadian Context (work by students who took the LIS 598 Course at the University of Alberta’s SLIS during the Spring/Summer 2021 session):
One Book, One SFU 2021: Joshua Whitehead in Conversation with Vivek Shraya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHcYz9DJDH4
Indigenous Data Management Series: How Can Research Data Management be Indigenized and Decolonized? (with Dr. Jennifer Walker, ICES or Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, with various locations in Ontario), University of Winnipeg, hosted by Kishaadigeh: The Manitoba Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research and the University of Winnipeg Library
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb2GGdh7grA
Indigenous Data Management Series: Storage and Sharing Technologies for Indigenous Data Management (with Jeff Doctor, Cayuga, Six Nations of the Grand River), hosted by Kishaadigeh: The Manitoba Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research and the University of Winnipeg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPxdEYK4ldg
Indigenous Data Management Series: Managing Access to Indigenous Data (with Chyloe Healy, Health Researcher, Blackfoot Confederacy Tribal Council), hosted by Kishaadigeh: The Manitoba Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research and the University of Winnipeg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Br5SidIixow
Reconnecting with Indigenous Canada: Graduates in Conversation with Dr. Tracy Bear, Dr. Paul Gareau, and Dan Levy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMlxJW984j8
Image Credit: MacEwan University, kihêw waciston Indigenous Centre