INDG 2200

Exploration of research approaches implemented by indigenous and anti-oppressive researchers that enable the voice of Indigenous peoples and their communities. The overarching goal is to provide students with some basic tools and methods for conducting applied research and to consider existing practical, ethical, and political issues when engaging in research with Indigenous people and/or Indigenous communities. Examination of research emergence from the margins with exemplars across a range of anti-oppressive methodologies and theories. Prerequisite(s): One of Indigenous Studies 1000 or Indigenous Studies 2010 AND Second-year standing (a minimum of 30.0 credit hours) Equivalent: Indigenous Studies 2850 (Indigenous Research Methods) (prior to 2026/2027)