You’re invited to this event: Good Relations: Consent, Reciprocity and Ethics in Indigenous-led Research, with speakers Elizabeth Fast, Marina Johnson-Zafiris, and Ojistoh Horn.

Research for the Front Lines is partnering with Indigenous Climate Action and Shift Centre for Social Transformation to present: Good Relations: Consent, Reciprocity and Ethics in Indigenous-led Research, with speakers Elizabeth Fast, Marina Johnson-Zafiris, and Ojistoh Horn.

Monday, April 22, 2024. 6-8pm ET/3-5PT.

To register to attend via zoom, click here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0scemtpzorEteX8QcL0AVLqyPBno9UF05g

You can join by zoom, or join organizers and speakers in person in Tiohtiá:ke/Montreal at Concordia’s SHIFT Centre for Social Transformation, Room LB-145, 1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W., Montreal, QC H3G 1M8 (J.W. McConnell Building).

Snacks provided.

The space is accessible to people with diverse mobility needs.

During this hybrid event, our speakers will be discussing what research ethics means outside of academia. When we conduct research within universities, there are specific ethics and consent protocols that need to be followed. But when communities and movements conduct their own research, what ethical issues need to be considered? Whose consent needs to be sought and how? How is data held and managed to ensure data sovereignty? How do we ensure the research is done in ways that build strong relations and are grounded in local governance and knowledge systems? Through short presentations and discussion, these questions will be discussed as speakers share their own experiences of developing community-led research ethics processes.

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