Voices from the Field
Voices from the Field is a podcast from the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH), one of six National Collaborating Centres for public health in Canada. The NCCIH supports a renewed public health system in Canada that is inclusive and respectful of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Through a holistic, coordinated, and strengths-based approach, it connects evidence, knowledge, practice, and policy. The podcast advances self-determination and Indigenous knowledge in support of optimal health and well-being.
Episodes
NCCIH Webinar Two Spirit! Let’s Hear It! Q&A with Dr. Sarah Hunt
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NCCIH Webinar - Two Spirit! Let’s Hear It! Q&A with Dr. Sarah Hunt
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Two Spirit! Let’s Hear It! - An Introduction to Two-Spirit Health” (held April 12, 2017), Roberta Stout (Research Associate, NCCIH) discusses questions submitted by the webinar attendees with the presenter Dr. Sarah Hunt.
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Voices from the field 38 – Reclaiming Indigenous ways of being to transform communities
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In this podcast, Laura Mueller and X'staam Hana'ax (Nicole Halbauer), two First Nations PhD candidates, researchers, and mothers, have a conversation about their efforts to decolonize community governance structures and academia. They talk about their roles as mentors, leaders, and advocates to foster environments that can support Indigenous student success and buil
CAMH & NCCIH - Considering impacts of & responses to climate change through participatory filmmaking
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CAMH and NCCIH film screening (webinar) - Considering impacts of and responses to climate change through participatory filmmaking
This audio recording of the film screening “Considering impacts of and responses to climate change through participatory filmmaking: Youth perspectives from Yellowknife and the experiences of the Philippines Indigenous diaspora in Toron
NCCIH Webinar - What is distinctions-based health impact assessment?
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Health impact assessment (HIA) provides a systematic process to identify and analyze the potential effects of a proposed development project on the health and well-being of a population. For Indigenous Peoples in Canada, standardized HIAs are not able to adequately measure potential health impacts as these processes do not consider the full range of cultural, social
NCCIH Webinar - Mentions and measures: How are Indigenous values considered in impact assessments?
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In Canada’s oil and gas industry, impact assessments (IAs) are used to determine the positive and negative externalities of proposed projects. These assessments tend to prioritize economic gains over the values of Indigenous communities who bear the weight of impacts. In this recording of the NCCIH Webinar "Mentions and measures: How are Indigenous values considered
NCCIH Webinar – Indigenous-specific health impact assessment: What might it look like in Canada?
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NCCIH Webinar – Indigenous-specific health impact assessment: What might it look like in Canada?
This video recording of the NCCIH Webinar "Indigenous-specific health impact assessment: What might it look like in Canada?" will explore what distinctions-based Indigenous-specific health impact assessment (HIA) could look like in Canada, advancing Indigenous Peoples’
NCCIH Webinar - H.E.A.L. Healthcare: Hearts-based education and anticolonial learning in healthcare
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NCCIH Webinar – H.E.A.L. Healthcare: Hearts-based Education and Anticolonial Learning in Healthcare
This audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar "H.E.A.L. Healthcare: Hearts-based Education and Anticolonial Learning in Healthcare" engages participants in anti-bias training using anticolonial arts-based learning tools available from the H.E.A.L. Healthcare website –
NCCIH Webinar - What does meaningful engagement mean
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Despite several approaches to Indigenous participation and engagement proposed by the federal government, Indigenous communities are demanding that the development of distinctions-based and culturally relevant Indigenous specific HIA require a stand-alone Indigenous specific HIA process informed by guidance, expectations, and standards established by Indigenous comm
Hearing the stories of our health - Bailey Quaw
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Bailey Quaw
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital storytellers
Hearing the stories of our health - Jeremy Hague
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Jeremy Hague
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital storytellers
Hearing the stories of our health - Halil Ibrahim Napatchie Noah Sundu
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Halil Ibrahim Napatchie Noah Sundu
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of th
Hearing the stories of our health - Alexander Anguttautuq
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Alexander Anguttautuq
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital sto
Hearing the stories of our health - Jackson Cameron
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Jackson Cameron
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital storytell
Hearing the stories of our health - Destiny Henyu-Rinsma
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Destiny Henyu-Rinsma
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital stor
Hearing the stories of our health - Anzel Labatch-Patrick
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Anzel Labatch-Patrick
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital st
Hearing the stories of our health - Jesse Macdonald
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Jesse Macdonald
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, "Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth" to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital storytell
Hearing the stories of our health - Miley Melnyk
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Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth - Miley Melnyk
The NCCIH undertook a national digital storytelling project, Hearing the stories of our health: Perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis youth to better understand what health and well-being mean to Indigenous young people. Nine of the digital storytellers p
Voices from the field 37 – Indigenous knowledges and pandemic science with Dr. Nicole Redvers
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Voices from the field 37 – Indigenous knowledges and pandemic science: A conversation with Dr. Nicole Redvers
In this episode, guest host Nicole Halbauer speaks with Dr. Nicole Redvers, a member of the Denı́nu Kų́ę́ First Nation and Associate Professor at Western University. Dr. Redvers contrasts Western science and Indigenous science, details the worldviews that
Voices from the field 36 – Medical transportation with Dr. Budgell and Melodie Sammurtok-Lavallee
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Voices from the field 36 – Gone south: The over-reliance on medical transportation and its impact on Inuit health and well-being
In this episode, guest host Aluki Kotierk speaks with Dr. Richard Budgell, a Labrador Inuk and Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at McGill University, and Siksik, Melodie Sammurtok-Lavallee, an Inuk from the Kivalliq region of Nunavut
Voices from the field 35 – The Eskimo disc system with Norma Dunning
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Voices from the field 35 – Kinauvit? What's your name? The Eskimo disc system and a daughter's search for her grandmother – A conversation with Norma Dunning
In this episode, guest host Aluki Kotierk speaks with Dr. Norma Dunning about her book "Kinauvit? What's Your Name? The Eskimo Disc System and a Daughter's Search for her Grandmother," which investigates the litt
Voices from the Field 34 - Decarceration and health - Part 4: The BC First Nations Justice Council
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Voices from the Field - Episode 34 – Decarceration and health: Breaking down bars for systemic change – Part 4: the BC First Nations Justice Council
In this episode, we speak with Miranda Seymour, Mark Connelly, and Dr. Jason Webb from the BC First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC). We explore the new BCFNJC pre-charge diversion pilot project in Prince George, BC, an
Voices from the Field 33 - Decarceration and health - Part 3 with Justices Loparco, Durant and KC
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Voices from the Field - 33 - Decarceration and health - Part 3: the wîyasôw iskweêw restorative justice project.
"Decarceration and health: Breaking down bars for systemic change – Part 3: the wîyasôw iskweêw restorative justice project". In this episode, we speak with Justice Anna Loparco of the King’s Bench of Alberta, Deputy Chief Justice Joanne Durant and Justice
Voices from the Field 32 - Decarceration and health - Part 2 with Dr. Justin Tetrault
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Voices from the Field - 32 - Decarceration and health - Part 2: Dr. Justin Tetrault
"Decarceration and health: Breaking down bars for systemic change" is a mini-series within Voices from the Field. It explores the realities and impact of community-based justice alternatives, their connection to health, and what is needed to affect and inspire change and address the cu
Voices from the Field 31 - Decarceration and health - Part 1 with Elder John Bigstone
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Voices from the Field 31 - Decarceration and health - Part 1: Elder John Bigstone
"Decarceration and health: Breaking down bars for systemic change" is a mini-series within Voices from the Field. It explores the realities and impact of community-based justice alternatives, their connection to health, and what is needed to affect and inspire change and address the curr
NCCIH Webinar - Pathways to Indigenous Health - Indigenous community safety and well-being
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This webinar examines two key aspects of community well-being - housing and community safety. Dr. Stark considers housing as a human right and treaty right examining Indigenous legal orders in relation to housing and discussing Indigenous jurisdiction regarding housing, encampments, and policy making. In calling for a move towards ontologies of care, Dr. Stark then tur
NCCIH Webinar - Pathways to Indigenous Health - Uranium mining impact on Anishinaabe wellness:
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In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar "Cold war uranium mining and its impact on land, water, and Anishinaabe wellness", Dr. Lianne Leddy shares her research on the ways in which settler extractive forces compromised Anishinaabe land and water in the Cold War period. Using archival and oral history methods, Leddy also emphasizes how Indigenous political leaders
Voices from the Field 30 - Racialized incivility: Identity as a determinant of health
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Voices from the Field 30 - Racialized incivility: Identity as a determinant of health
This podcast features a panel discussion on Indigenous identity as a determinant of health. Hosted by Dr. Sheila Blackstock, former Academic Lead of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health and current Associate Professor in the Nursing Program at the University of Nor
NCCIH Webinar - Pathways to Indigenous Health - Treaty relations and the politics of life
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NCCIH Webinar – Pathways to Indigenous Health - Treaty relations and the politics of life
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar Dr. Gina Starblanket examines treaty relations and the politics of life, including:
- the history of healthcare provisions in the numbered treaties as well as contemporary issues surrounding them,
- the social and political dimensio
NCCIH Webinar - Pathways to Indigenous health - Inuit identity south of 60
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Pathways to Indigenous health – Inuit identity south of 60
This webinar examines Norma Dunning’s lived history as an Inuk who was born, raised and continues to live south of sixty. It takes into account the many assimilative practices that Inuit continue to face and the expectations of mainstream as to what an Inuk person can and should be.
Pathways to Indigenous he
NCCIH Webinar - How to identify and confront residential school denialism
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NCCIH Webinar - Pathways to Indigenous health - Truth before reconciliation: How to identify and confront residential school denialism
This webinar explores what denialism is and how it undermines efforts to decolonize Canada’s healthcare system. Dr. Sean Carlton, Assistant Professor of History and Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba, examines how a speec
Voices from the Field 29 - A medical student's journey: Kara Ruff - Part 4: Health supports services
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Voices from the Field Episode 29 - A medical student's journey: Kara Ruff – Part 4: Health supports and services for Indigenous patients
This episode was created to outline some supports and services available for Indigenous patients regarding the biopsychosocial aspects of health care. It is important for health care workers to be aware of these resources, but to act
Voices from the Field 28 - A medical student's journey: Kara Ruff - Part 3: Immersive learning
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Voices from the Field Episode 28 - A medical student's journey – Part 3: Immersive learning in Lower Post, BC
This episode was created to share some perspectives gained from taking part in an immersive learning experience aimed at improving medical student’s cultural safety and humility skills. The learning experience was provided through the First Nations Community E
Voices from the Field 26 - A medical student's journey: Kara Ruff – Part 1: Intro
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Voices from the Field Episode 26 - A medical student's journey – Part 1: Introduction to Kara Ruff
This episode was created to introduce myself and why I am passionate about Indigenous health care.
Read or download a transcript: https://www.nccih.ca/Publications/lists/Publications/Attachments/VF/2023-08-25-medical-student-01-intro-EN.pdf
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Voices from the Field 27 - A medical student's journey: Kara Ruff - Part 2: Cultural safety
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Voices from the Field Episode 27 - A medical student's journey – Part 2: Cultural safety and humility in practice
This episode was created as an adaptation from Arnold and Bogg’s textbook called Interpersonal Relationships, Professional Communication Skills for Canadian Nurses. Dr. Sheila Blackstock wrote a chapter called Engaging with Humility, Authentic Interpersona
NCCIH Webinar - Knowledge translation approaches and practices in Indigenous health research
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NCCIH Webinar - Knowledge translation approaches and practices in Indigenous health research
Knowledge translation (KT) efforts are essential to making research processes and findings useful and valuable. Much Indigenous health research and KT continues to be taught, developed, designed, regulated, and conducted in ways that do not prioritize local Indigenous Peoples’
Voices from the Field 25 - Youth protection with Marjolaine Siouï and Richard Gray
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Podcast: Voices from the Field 25 – Youth Protection, Social Determinants of Health, and Reappropriation of Decision-Making Power: Quebec First Nations Demands – a chapter in the NCCIH’s publication, Introduction to Determinants of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ Health in Canada
Marjolaine Siouï and Richard Gray are two of a team of authors all employed by
Voices from the Field 24 - Our highway, our tears with Ryan O'Toole
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Voices from the Field 24 - Our Highway, Our Tears: Indigenous Women’s and Two Spirit People’s Health and Resource Extraction
In 2021, Canadian Scholars Press published the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s university-led textbook entitled Introduction to Determinants of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ Health in Canada. Comprising wisdoms f
NCCIH Webinar - Past, Present, and Future: The Story of a First Nations Health Data Partnership
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NCCIH Webinar - Past, Present, and Future: The Story of a Northern Ontario First Nations Health Data Partnership
In 2016, several First Nations health service organizations in northern Ontario came together to address a shared challenge: a lack of high-quality, community-specific health data that they needed to make evidence-informed decisions. This led to the form
Voices from the Field 23 - Visioning the future with Evan Adams and Margo Greenwood
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Voices from the Field 23 - A discussion of Visioning the Future: First Nation, Inuit, and Métis Population and Public Health
The COVID-19 global pandemic has underscored and exacerbated inequities in public health, drawing attention to the crucial need to articulate a public health vision for Indigenous Peoples that conceives of a healthier, more equitable future. In
Voices from the Field 22 - The importance of cultural safety in health care with Margo Greenwood
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Voices from the Field 22 - A discussion of the importance of cultural safety in health care and how it can be achieved
In this episode we hear from Dr. Margo Greenwood, Academic Leader of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health at the University of Northern British Columbia and former Vice-President, Indigenous Health of the Northern Health Region. Dr.
Visioning the Future: FNIM Population and Public Health Series – National Indigenous Organizations
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NCCIH Webinar - Visioning the Future: First Nations, Inuit, & Métis Population and Public Health Series – National Indigenous Organizations
Visioning the Future is a series of webinars offering a vision for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ public health. These webinars are a development of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s 2021 publicat
Visioning the Future: FNIM Population and Public Health Series – Governance and Data
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NCCIH Webinar - Visioning the Future: First Nations, Inuit, & Métis Population and Public Health Series – Governance and Data
Visioning the Future is a series of webinars offering a vision for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ public health. These webinars are a development of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s 2021 publication, Visioning
Visioning the Future: FNIM Population and Public Health Series – Environmental and Mental Health
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NCCIH Webinar - Visioning the Future: First Nations, Inuit, & Métis Population and Public Health Series – Environmental and Mental Health
Visioning the Future is a series of webinars offering a vision for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ public health. These webinars are a development of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s 2021 publicatio
Visioning the Future: FNIM Population and Public Health Series – Determinants of Health
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NCCIH Webinar - Visioning the Future: First Nations, Inuit, & Métis Population and Public Health Series – Determinants of Health
Visioning the Future is a series of webinars offering a vision for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ public health. These webinars are a development of the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s 2021 publication, Vision
NCCIH Webinar Leadership on Climate Change – National and regional strategies of the AFN
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NCCIH Webinar - First Nations’ Leadership on Climate Change – National and regional strategies of the Assembly of First Nations
This webinar brings together presentations by five representatives of national and regional offices of the AFN who hold portfolios related to the environment, including Jewel Davies and Shauna Yeomans-Lindstrom (Yukon Climate Action Fellowshi
Voices from the Field 21 - COVID-19 rates in First Nations with Ajarat Adegun and Shirley Thompson
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Voices from the Field 21 - Ajarat Adegun and Shirley Thompson
In this episode, we hear from co-authors Ajarat Adegun and Shirley Thompson, both with the University of Manitoba. They provide an overview of their article titled, Higher COVID-19 rates in Manitoba’s First Nations compared to non-First Nations linked to limited infrastructure on reserves.
As part of this
Voices of the Field 20 – Climate change and Indigenous Peoples’ Health in Canada
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Voices from the Field 20 - Climate change and Indigenous Peoples’ Health in Canada
This episode highlights the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s collaboration on the 2022 national assessment titled the Health of Canadians in a Changing Climate: Advancing our Knowledge for Action, produced by Health Canada’s Climate Change and Health Innovation Bure
Voices from the Field 19 - Emergency management planning with Amber MacLean-Hawes
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Voices from the Field 19 – Emergency management planning - a climate change and health adaptation project of the Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq
In this episode we hear from Amber MacLean-Hawes about the emergency management planning that has been done by the Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq. Over the past five years, this adaptation project comprehensively supports th
NCCIH Webinar - Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives on climate change and water safety and security
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NCCIH Webinar - Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives on climate change and water safety and security
Climate change impacts, such as increased precipitation, flooding, and drought, can significantly affect the quality, quantity, and accessibility of water, exacerbating health risks and challenges already present in many Indigenous communities in Canada. Considered life-gi
Voices from the Field 18 - A shared future with Diana Lewis
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Voices from the Field 18 - A Shared Future: Researching energy autonomy in the context of climate change for Indigenous Communities in Canada
This episode features “A Shared Future” a five year program of research which stands for “Achieving strength, health and autonomy through renewable energy development for the future.” Dr. Diana Lewis - a Mi’kmaq scholar from Sip
Voices from the Field 17 - Drawing on teachings from the land with Spencer Greening
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Voices from the Field 17 - Drawing on teachings from the land to adapt to climate change
In this episode, Spencer Greening, of the Tsimshian community of the Gitga'at First Nation in British Columbia, and a PhD candidate at Simon Fraser University, takes us on a journey to understanding how Indigenous knowledge, laws, governance systems, and oral histories inform sust
NCCIH Webinar - Indigenous Peoples, Food Safety and Security and Climate Change in Canada
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NCCIH Webinar - Indigenous Peoples, food safety and security and climate change in Canada
According to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, unprecedented, intensified, rapid, and widespread climate change is affecting all regions of the globe. In order to understand how warming temperatures will impact the health and well-being
NCCIH Webinar - Taking Stock of the Calls to Action on Sport and Reconciliation
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NCCIH Webinar - Taking Stock of the Calls to Action on Sport and Reconciliation for First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples
The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH) is undertaking a two-year Champion of Partnerships project as part of the Government of Canada’s Common Vision for Increasing Physical Activity and Reducing Sedentary Living in Canada
NCCIH Webinar - Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias in Indigenous Populations
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NCCIH Webinar - Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias in Indigenous Populations
Alzheimer's disease and related dementias are an emerging health issue in Indigenous populations, particularly as they are an aging population and experience complex health conditions that place them at greater risk for this disease. This webinar is being held on World Alzheimer's Awar
NCCIH Webinar - First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and Physical Activity during COVID-19
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NCCIH Webinar - First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and Physical Activity during COVID-19
Physical activity is a fundamental aspect of good health and well-being. Increased awareness of and access to opportunities to engage in physical activity, recreation and sport support improved physical, mental and social outcomes at all ages. To address the health needs and c
Virtual Series COVID-19 - Session 4
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Virtual Session 4 - Innovative public health messaging on COVID-19 and Indigenous Peoples
This session, Innovative public health messaging on COVID-19 and Indigenous Peoples, brought together expert speakers who work in regional and national Indigenous organizations across Canada, including:
- Regional Chief Marlene Poitras and Regional Chief Kevin Hart, Assembly of
Virtual Series COVID-19 - Session 3
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Virtual Session 3 - Data collection on COVID-19 cases in First Nations, Inuit, and Métis populations and communities
This session, Data collection on COVID-19 cases in First Nations, Inuit, and Métis populations and communities, brought together expert speakers who work in data collection, ethics and sovereignty, including:
- Dr. Jonathan Dewar and Maria Santos, Firs
Virtual Series COVID-19 - Session 2
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Virtual Session 2 - Socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 on the health and well-being of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis populations
This session, Socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 on the health and well-being of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis populations, brought together expert speakers working in a diversity of public health fields across Canada, including:
- Dr.
NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Presentation with Dr. Kim van der Woerd and Sofia Vitalis
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NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Presentation with Dr. Kim van der Woerd and Sofia Vitalis
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “At the interface: Indigenous health practitioners and evidence based practice” (held March 18, 2020), Dr. Kim van der Woerd and Sofia Vitalis will summarize key research and policy findings of the NCCIH’s publication, At the interface:
NCCIH Webinar Taking Action for Justice Q&A
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NCCIH Webinar Taking Action for Justice Q&A with Candice Shaw, Christian Pascal Boucher and Elder Roberta Oshkawbewisens
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Taking Action for Justice: Steps to Addressing Systemic Violence toward Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender-Diverse People Amidst a Delayed National Action Plan” (held July 7, 2020),
NCCIH Webinar - Taking Action for Justice Introduction
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NCCIH Webinar Taking Action for Justice Introduction
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Taking Action for Justice: Steps to Addressing Systemic Violence toward Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender-Diverse People Amidst a Delayed National Action Plan” (held July 7th, 2020), Donna Atkinson, (Manager, NCCIH), introduces attendees to the NC
NCCIH Webinar - Taking Action for Justice Presentation
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NCCIH Webinar Taking Action for Justice Presentation with Candice Shaw, Christian Pascal Boucher and Elder Roberta Oshkawbewisens
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Taking Action for Justice: Steps to Addressing Systemic Violence toward Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender-Diverse People Amidst a Delayed National Action Plan” (held July
NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Presentation with Dr. Nicole Redvers
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NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Presentation with Dr. Nicole Redvers
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Traditional Indigenous Medicine in North America: A Review” (held June 26th, 2020), Dr. Nicole Redvers examines the current issues surrounding research on or with traditional medicine and potential ways forward.
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NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Q&A with Dr. Nicole Redvers
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NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Q&A with Dr. Nicole Redvers
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Traditional Indigenous Medicine in North America: A Review” (held June 26th, 2020), Dr. Nicole Redvers and Dr. Margo Greenwood discuss questions submitted by the webinar attendees.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_CGttVYBX6o
For additional infor
NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Introduction
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NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Introduction
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Traditional Indigenous Medicine in North America: A Review” (held June 26th, 2020), Dr. Margo Greenwood, (Academic Lead, NCCIH), introduces attendees to the NCCIH, NCCPH, and to the webinar presenter Dr. Nicole Redvers.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HRBOZFYd
Voices from the Field 16 - Supporting grief, mourning and mental health with Jeffrey Ansloos
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Voices from the Field - 16 - Supporting grief, mourning and mental health during COVID-19
In this episode, Dr. Jeffrey Ansloos discusses everyday foundations of Indigenous peoples’ mental health, well-being and healing, both broadly as well as specific to the current pandemic.
With public health restrictions in place on travel and large social gatherings, collective
Voices from the Field 15 - Homelessness and mental health with Distasio, Bruce and Edel
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Voices from the Field 15 - Homelessness and mental health among Indigenous Peoples
This episode provides an overview of a multi-year, community-based research study examining homelessness among Indigenous Peoples, conducted in Winnipeg, MB, funded by the Mental Health Commission of Canada. The study was co-led by Dr. Jino Distasio (University of Winnipeg) and communit
Voices from the Field 14 - Respecting our kiteyak during COVID-19 with Doris Young
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Voices from the Field - Episode 14 - Doris Young on respecting our kiteyak during COVID-19
This episode is focused on Doris Young’s April 30, 2020 op-ed in the Winnipeg Free Press, We must remember our responsibility to our elders. A member of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation (OCN), located in northern Manitoba, Ms. Young is a strong advocate and voice for her fellow commun
Voices from the Field 13 - Inuit risk and response to COVID-19 with Aluki Kotierk
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Voices from the Field - Episode 13 - Inuit risk and response to COVID-19
In this episode, Aluki Kotierk, the President of Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI), speaks to the ongoing inequities that put Inuit at greater risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also speaks to the challenges that some Inuit communities and households face when trying to follow public healt
Voices from the Field 12 - Adapting to COVID-19 with James Makokis
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Voices from the Field - Episode 12 - Adapting to COVID-19: Reflections on staying connected to traditions and ceremonies during a pandemic
In this episode, Dr. James Makokis, proud Cree and member of the Saddle Lake First Nation, shares ideas about how Indigenous people can stay connected to their Elders and traditions while respecting public health guidelines on soci
NCCIH Webinar Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of PPE with Dr. Tom Wong
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NCCIH Webinar - Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment with Dr. Tom Wong
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment” (held April 28th, 2020), Dr. Tom Wong provided an overview on the appropriate use of personal protective equipment (PPE) during C
Voices from the Field 11 - Indigenous midwifery with Carol Couchie and Claire Dion Fletcher
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Voices from the Field - Episode 11 - Supporting Indigenous Midwifery during COVID-19
On April 3, 2020, the National Aboriginal Council of Midwives (NACM) and the Canadian Association of Midwives (CAM) issued the following statement: Midwives as Essential Primary Care Providers in the Context of COVID-19. This episode of Voices from the Field is based on a conversatio
NCCIH Webinar Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of PPE Introduction
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NCCIH Webinar - Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment Introduction
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment Introduction” (held April 28th, 2020), Dr. Margo Greenwood (Academic Lead, NCCIH), introduces attendees to the NCCIH, NCCID, and to the
NCCIH Webinar Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of PPE with Dr. Yoav Keynan
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NCCIH Webinar - Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment with Dr. Yoav Keynan
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Management of COVID-19 and the Appropriate Use of Personal Protective Equipment” (held April 28th, 2020), Dr. Yoav Keynan provides an update on the global situation and management of COVID-19
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Voices from the Field 10 - Supporting Indigenous mental health and well-being with Dr. Mushquash
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Voices from the Field - Episode 10 - Supporting First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples’ Mental Health and Well-being during COVID-19
This episode of Voices from the Field is based on a conversation of the COVID-19 pandemic with clinical psychologist Dr. Chris Mushquash. His discussion focusses on some of the mental health stresses that may affect First Nations, Inui
Voices from the Field 09 - The sterilization of Indigenous women with Yvonne Boyer and Dr. Bartlett
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Voices from the Field - Episode 09 - “Uncovering the Forced and/or Coerced Sterilization of Indigenous Women”
This ninth in a series of Voices from the Field podcasts is based on a keynote address, “Uncovering the Forced and/or Coerced Sterilization of Indigenous Women,” delivered by Senator Yvonne Boyer and Dr. Judith Bartlett on January 28, 2020. It was recorded a
NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Introduction
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NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Introduction
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “At the interface: Indigenous health practitioners and evidence based practice” (held March 18, 2020), Roberta Stout, (Research Associate, NCCIH), introduces attendees to the NCCIH, NCCPH, and to the webinar presenters Dr. Bernice Downey, Dr. Kim van der Woerd, and Sofia Vitalis
NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Q&A with Dr. Bernice Downey, Dr. Kim van der Woerd and Sofia Vitalis
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NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Q&A with Dr. Bernice Downey, Dr. Kim van der Woerd and Sofia Vitalis
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “At the interface: Indigenous health practitioners and evidence based practice” (held March 18, 2020), Dr. Bernice Downey, Dr. Kim van der Woerd, and Sofia Vitalis discuss questions submitted by the webinar attendees.
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NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Presentation with Dr. Bernice Downey
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NCCIH Webinar At the Interface Presentation with Dr. Bernice Downey
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “At the interface: Indigenous health practitioners and evidence based practice” (held March 18, 2020), Dr. Bernice Downey will discuss the unique issues related to health practice.
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NCCIH Webinar Access to Health Services Introduction
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NCCIH Webinar - Access to Health Services Introduction
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Indigenous peoples’ access to health services: Overcoming barriers to support wise practices” (held October 29th, 2019), Roberta Stout (Research Associate, NCCIH), introduces attendees to the NCCIH, NCCPH, and to the webinar presenter Dr Lisa Richardson.
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