Indigenous Research

Question 1

History of Indigenous research

Answer 1

Research was conducted unethically, therefore Indigenous peoples have condemned research in their communities

• History of clonialism
• Neglect of local needs priorities
• Power imbalances
• Failure to benefit community while advancing academic careeers
  -stigmatization

Question 2

Difference bw western research and indigenous research

Answer 2

Western: Uses standards, measures and methods and tools to study specific cultural values applicabale to western culture

Indigenous People feel thes are not helpful or useful in indeious communities to address health concerns

Question 3

Research and stereotypes

Answer 3

Reserach has reinforced negative sterotypes and pathologized and problemized communites whiel neglection exploration of root causes of health dispariites

Question 4

Efforts to facilitiate ethical research with indigenous peoples

Answer 4

Emergin giudelines to establish meaningful and mutually venefiacial relationships to guide reciprocal research

Firsh Nations Principles of ownership, Control, Access,, and Possession (OCAP)

Question 4

Metis and Inuit Communities Principles that promote self determination

Answer 4

Ownership
Control
Access
Possesion

Question 5

Indigenlus Ethics Review Boards

Answer 5

Their own ethics review vboard to decide for themselves if any ressearch will be allowed and beneficial

Informed consent from community and iviidivual participant

Question 5

General INdigenous Frameworks for data collection

Answer 5

Western Methods in an Indigenous Context
Community-based participatory research
Storytelling