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The Heart of Indigenous Research Methodologies
Studies in Art Education, 2020Last year, at the International Society for Education through Art conference at the University of British Columbia (UBC), discussions of Indigenous Research Methodologies were ample, which does not...
Christine Ballengee Morris +1 more
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Indigenous Methodologies: Traversing Indigenous and Western worldviews in research
AlterNative, 2013Using Indigenous methodologies to guide a doctoral study honouring cultural traditions and protocols was integral in working with the local community. Traditional talking circles were used to create a culturally safe environment for urban Aboriginal women to talk about their health care experiences and recommend strategies for change.
Donna Kurtz
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Action Research and Indigenous Research Methodologies
2020This chapter introduces the philosophy and methodology of action research as well as introducing some other Indigenous research methodologies. Action research is a democratic and participatory way of working that is ideally suited to First Nations communities.
Michelle Johnston, Simon Forrest
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Thoughts on an Indigenous Research Methodology
2021Canadian Journal of Native Education, Vol. 26 No. 2 (2002)
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Decolonizing methodologies: research and indigenous peoples
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2013A second edition of Professor Linda Smith's impressively well-received methodology text has now been published.
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Symbiotic Allegory as Innovative Indigenous Research Methodology
Advances in Nursing Science, 2020This article introduces symbiotic allegory, an innovative research method designed by the researcher, an American Indian Chippewa. Symbiotic allegory incorporates traditional methods (storytelling, the Dream Catcher–Medicine Wheel, traditional grounding ceremonies) with Western interview methodology to evoke trust and candor among Plains Indians who ...
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Indigenous Research Methodologies
Abstract Indigenous people have long sought to observe, understand, and comprehend how their world operates. Indigenous scholars have begun to formalize their ontological understandings of the world by applying Indigenous research methodologies within the social sciences.openaire +2 more sources
Merging Indigenous and Western Research Methodologies
Zeitschrift für Australienstudien / Australian Studies JournalWe would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of Country across Australia and the Torres Strait Islands. Indigenous knowledges are and have been used to support us to sustainably exist with Australia’s fragile ecology for thousands of years but are only recently being valued for their role in creating a sustainable future for Australian fauna.
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Indigenous Methodologies: Suggestions for Junior Researchers
Geographical Research, 2010AbstractIndigenous methodologies in geography have recently been developed to decolonise Western dominated paradigms. It has been argued that research which does not benefit Indigenous communities should not be conducted. However, Indigenous methodologies are not taught in many post‐secondary institutions. Therefore, when they pursue Indigenous topics,
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Indigenous Methodologies in International Research on Indigenous Family and Community Engagement
Review of Educational ResearchIndigenous research methodologies have been theorized by prominent Indigenous scholars over the past few decades and advocated for in research focused on Indigenous communities for their emancipatory power to reestablish Indigenous peoples’ expertise and self-determining and sovereignty rights over education and research.
Shaneé A. Washington +2 more
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