Indigenous peoples -- Research -- Canada, Research -- Methodology, Research 

"Scholars understand what Indigenous research is, but how we practice Indigenous research ethically and respectfully in Canada is under exploration. This ground-breaking edited collection provides readers with concrete and in-depth examples of how to overcome the challenges of Indigenous research with respect to Indigenous worldviews, epistemologies, and ontology. In collaboration with their communities, and with guidance from Elders and other traditional knowledge keepers, each contributor links their personal narrative of Indigenous research to current discussions and debates. Accessible in nature, this interdisciplinary research tool is an essential read for all students and scholars in Indigenous Studies, as well as in the education, anthropology, sociology, and history research methodology classroom."--Provided by publisher. 

xiv, 345 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm. 

Contents:
List of Figures and Tables
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: Relationships, Respect, Relevance, Reciprocity and Responsibility: Taking Up Indigenous Research Approaches / Rochelle Johnston, Deborah McGregor and Jean-Paul Restoule
Part I: The Research Is the Process: Research Journeys Inside and Out
Chapter 1: miyo pimatisiwin: (Re)claiming Voice with Our Original Instructions / Karlee D. Fellner
Chapter 2: Learning to Unlearn: Building Relationships on Anishinaabeg Territory / Katrina Srigley and Autumn Varley
Chapter 3: Research Tales with Txeemsim (Raven, the trickster) / Amy Parent
Part II: Making Space for Indigenous Research
Chapter 4: Wise Indigenous Woman Approaches to Research: Navigating Jagged Ethical Tensions and Micro-Aggressions in the Academy / Shelly Johnson/Muskwa Musayett
Chapter 5: Healing and Transformative Learning Through Indigenous Methodologies / Karen Hall and Erin Cusack
Chapter 6: A Tale of Two Drums: Kinoo'amaadawaad Megwaa Doodamawaad - "They are learning with each other while they are doing" / Paul Cormier and Lana Ray
Part III: Communities We Research With
Chapter 7: Conducting Community Based Research in First Nation Communities / Lorrilee McGregor
Chapter 8: Aboriginal Children in Toronto: Working Together to Improve Services / Angela Mashford-Pringle
Chapter 9: Applying Indigenous Health Community-Based Participatory Research / Darrel Manitowabi and Marion Maar
Part IV: Our Tools for Research
Chapter 10: Anishinaabe Research Theory and Methodology as Informed by Nanaboozhoo, the Bundle Bag, and the Medicine Wheel / Nicole Bell
Chapter 11: Storytelling and Narrative Inquiry: Exploring Research Methodologies / Georgina Martin
Chapter 12: Treaty #3: A Tool for Empowering Diverse Scholar to Engage in Indigenous Research / Brittany Luby with Rachel Arsenault, Joseph Burke, Michelle Graham, and Toni Valenti
Chapter 13: Working to Protect the Water: Stories of Connection and Transformation / Paige Restoule, Carly Dokis, and Benjamin Kelly
Part V: Destinations: Where Research Can Take Us
Chapter 14: Towards an Anishinaabe Research Paradigm: Theory and Practice / Deborah McGregor
Chapter 15: A Story Pathway: Restoring Wholeness in the Research Process / Nicole Penak
Chapter 16: Healing Research: Relationalism in Urban Indigenous Health Knowledge Production / Heather A. Howard
Chapter 17: Researching Within Relations of Violence: Witnessing as Methodology / Sarah Hunt
Epilogue: Indigenous Research: Future Directions / Deborah McGregor
Indigenous Research Resources
Contributor Biographies
Index.