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Training and Resources

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The BC NEIHR has various training modules available to Indigenous communities, collectives and organizations (ICCOs), Indigenous trainees, Indigenous academics or professionals, and allied members. Some of the training include in-person workshops and other opportunities are available on-line in the form of webinars, seminars and tutorials. Please visit the tabs under Resources and Supports for specific training opportunities or visit our YouTube Channel: @BCNEIHR.

Resources

Below are websites, literature, readings or other sources that may be helpful when conducting Indigenous health research. Please contact the Network Coordinator (bcneihr@sfu.ca) for assistance in connecting with resources. 

Allyship

Community-Based Research Examples

Data Analysis

Data Sovereignty 

Ethics

Evaluation    

Indigenous Cultural Safety

Indigenous Sex and Gender (IGS)

Indigenous Research Agreements

Knowledge Translation

Literature Review

Methodology/Methods

Peer Review

  • An Introduction to Peer Review (a course offered by Clarivate Web of Science; registration and enrollment are free and the course takes approximately 30 minutes to complete)

Podcast

Proposal Writing

Reports

Academic Institution Resources

Additional Online Resources