Resources and Reports
Here, you will find resources that we have come across that could support Indigenous scholars. You will also find reports published by the NCIS and the archival of our faculty development pilot program initiatives.
Resources: Illuminating Indigenous Scholarly Excellence
The third aspect of our braided framework at NCIS is to promote the incredible work being done by Indigenous scholars across Canada. As such, this section is intended to provide access to that work. Below you will find links to research projects and other resources created by Indigenous scholars. Please reach out to our Coordinator, Anthony Nickel, if links do not work and he can assist you.
Cook, K., Davis, C., and LaVallee, A. (2026). “Being and doing” in the colonial academy: Indigenous faculty experiences of racism: A scoping review. The Canadian Journal of Native Studies XLIII, 43(1), 44-67.
Webinar Series –
kwayaskātisiwin: Walking the Good Path
Session 1: Indigenous Academic Integrity
On October 19th, our webinar series officially began with a session led by Dr. Chantal Fiola (University of Winnipeg) and examined Indigenous academic integrity. She focused on an important question: What if walking the right path is the hardest one to take?
We have archived the session, which can be found below on our news section.
You can also find it on our YouTube channel (search: National College of Indigenous Scholars OR @NCIS_FNUniv)
