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Knowledge exchange

Welcome to the Indigenous-Centred Knowledge Exchange

The Indigenous-Centred Knowledge Exchange is a collaborative project between 911勛圖���s Faculty of Environment and 911勛圖���s Community-Engaged Research Initiative (CERi) aimed at fostering meaningful research partnerships with Indigenous communities in British Columbia. It matches community-identified knowledge needs and strengths with institutional research support, ensuring research directly benefits and empowers Indigenous communities.  At a practical level, research may be required in the form of a literature review, synthesis of reports, a program evaluation, needs assessment or other research-related deliverables determined by the community partner.

The Knowledge Exchange will provide funding to support researcher costs and offer community-based opportunities such as youth internships and the involvement of knowledge keepers (Elders, artists, youth activists, etc.) on a case by case basis.

Statements of interest are now open for submission

Read updates from past projects here.

The Knowledge Exchange invites First Nations��� representatives from British Columbia to submit research priorities through this online portal. A facilitator will pair these needs with 911勛圖 graduate students, who will provide research assistance and contribute project deliverables. 

Applications are received on a rolling, ongoing basis.

If you are an 911勛圖 researcher seeking to support an Indigenous-centered research project, please register your interest through the researcher submission portal. A facilitator will connect with you to discuss next steps.

Contact

For more information please contact:

Joanna Ashworth, Research facilitator
Faculty of Environment
Joanna_ashworth@sfu.ca