Circles: Indigenous Research Methods

Presented by Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle at the University of Toronto. Expand the description for time-stamps.
Lecture
0:10 Introduction
1:38 What is a circle?
3:20 Two-Eyed Seeing
8:33 Medicine Wheel
10:40 Braid Theory
12:13 Storytelling
19:16 Arts-Based Methods
21:40 Decolonizing Research
30:08 Self Care
32:29 Cultural Protocols
33:16 Seven Grandfather Teachings
38:10 OCAP Principles and Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ)
42:25 Applying theories: Postcolonialism, Intersectionality, Medicine Wheel…
Questions from the audience
46:15 How should I go about planning a project with an Indigenous community, particularly for using Circles as data generation?
49:10 What could beginning a project with community guidance look like for PhD students?
52:47 What are your thoughts on listening? What does reciprocity in storytelling look like?
56:35 How does the Medicine Wheel consider the environment?
1:00:42 Can you elaborate on engaging with Indigenous communities in an urban setting?

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Thank you for this very informative presentation