Posted in Aboriginal Title and Rights, Climate Change, Fieldschool, Fisheries, Research Projects, Settler appropriation on Oct 20th, 2022 Comments Off on Presentation to: SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2006
Menzies: Thank you. I’d like to begin by acknowledging that we are sitting here today on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish Nations and to recognize these nations and the continuation of these nations even in the midst of the implantation of this city. I am speaking here today, drawing upon a number of […]
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Posted in Aboriginal Title and Rights, Climate Change, Fieldschool, Fisheries, Forestry, Health Issues, Research Projects on Mar 7th, 2018 Comments Off on Student Publications from Two Decades of Community Engagement
For twenty years students have worked with me on collaborative projects within Laxyuup Gitxaała. Some have conducted research as part of ethnographic field schools (2006, 2007), others have worked as research interns with Gitxaała Nation, and others still have been research assistants working directly with me as research assistants and/or collaborators. Providing student research opportunities […]
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Posted in Aboriginal Title and Rights, Fieldschool, Research Projects on Feb 17th, 2009 Comments Off on In Defense of Anthropology
As an Indigenous person I have often been asked ‘why are you an anthropologist?’ The question is rooted in an Indiana Jones type image of anthropologist roving around the world stealing cultural objects and knowledge form indigenous peoples or ancient societies. But it’s not a depiction of the real world practice of anthropology as I […]
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