Dr. Liboiron’s research will work collaboratively with other Indigenous scientists and demographers to extend frameworks of Indigenous methodologies into quantitative methods common in STEM fields, including statistics and data visualization.
Dr. Oriola will use an intersectionality approach to explore the perspectives of BIPOC criminal justice professionals as both organizational actors and members of marginalized groups in society.
Dr. Supernant will focus on some of the core structural barriers that infringe upon Indigenous rights to cultural heritage. “When we tell our own stories, everyone’s understanding of the past is enriched.”
CBC Ideas Paul Kennedy interviews the 2014 Killam Prize winners.
James is one of Canada’s leading scholars in the areas of equity in education, youth studies, and race and ethnic relations.
