Doing Indigenous Community-University Research Partnerships: A Cautionary Tale

  • Absolon K
  • Dion S
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With the intention of generating critical discussion, in this paper the authors examine the complexities of doing decolonizing research within colonial institutions. Drawing on their experiences as co-investigators on a large scale partnership grant involving Indigenous and non-Indigenous partners doing community-based research in Indigenous communities, they tell a cautionary tale about confronting and working through the challenges. Specifically addressing communication, decision-making, internalized colonialism and research relationships, the authors conclude that while these kinds of partnership grants involve struggle, in the end the effort is necessary.

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Absolon, K., & Dion, S. (2018). Doing Indigenous Community-University Research Partnerships: A Cautionary Tale. Engaged Scholar Journal: Community-Engaged Research, Teaching, and Learning, 3(2), 81–98. https://doi.org/10.15402/esj.v3i2.334

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