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Urban Indigenous Governance in Health Research: Pathways for engagement, data sovereignty, and knowledge translation explores how existing research standards and governance models shape health research in urban Indigenous contexts, with a focus on engagement, data sovereignty, and knowledge translation.

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The project is guided by an Urban Indigenous Research Advisory Circle made up of Indigenous community leaders, Elders, youth, and young adults with urban Indigenous living experience from across British Columbia.​

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We are currently accepting expressions of interest for Advisory Circle members. If you are interested in joining the Advisory Circle: 

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Project Director: Dr. Gabrielle Legault

 

Co-Investigators: Dr. Skye Barbic, Dr. Peter Hutchinson, Dr. Alanaise Ferguson, Dr. Shawn Wilson and Lindsay DuPré

 

Collaborators: Fancy Poitras, Dr. Krista Stelkia, Dante Carter, Keyara Brody, Dr. Sarah de Leeuw and Judy Sturm 

 

Project Staff: Karlyn Olsen, Lily Packo and Deanna Necan 

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The Urban Indigenous Wellbeing Collective acknowledges that it works and gathers

on unceded, ancestral, and traditional territory of the Syilx Peoples. 

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