Events

Lunch & Learn: Returning to Relationality in the Study of Indigenous Political Orders

The rise of an Indigenous politics subfield within Political Science has been accompanied by increased engagement with Indigenous peoples’ own intellectual traditions and worldviews, with particular interest in their relational character. This talk offers critical provocations around the return to relationality in analyses of Indigenous governance, with a focus on the importance of Indigenous feminist […]

Lunch & Learn: Indigenous Horse Herding, Subsistence Economies, and Climate Change in the Arctic

This talk will give an overview of Arctic traditional horse herding as one of the Indigenous subsistence practices of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). It discusses the characteristics and the spiritual and material importance of Sakha horses and horse-herding practices to inform an overall understanding of this traditional subsistence activity. Secondly, by conducting in-depth semi-structured […]

Lunch & Learn: Being a Wittgenstindian

Turner's talk, Being a Wittgenstindian explores how the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein can illuminate contemporary Indigenous political thought. Drawing on his scholarship in Indigenous philosophy and intellectual culture, Turner examines Wittgenstein’s idea that meaning emerges from shared practices and “forms of life.” He considers how this approach challenges abstract political theory and instead grounds understanding […]

Indigenizing Curriculum: An Introduction

This interactive in-person session will support CEL instructors and staff who support CEL to better understand and collaboratively practice the process of Indigenizing curriculum. We will look at some of the sources for Indigenous epistemologies and explore the implications for how these ways of knowing and doing interact with different subject disciplines. This session will […]

Theory of Water: Nishnaabe Maps to the Times Ahead

Join the Jackman Humanities Initiative (JHI) for a lecture with Leanne Betasamosake Simpson—writer, academic, musician, and JHI’s 2025–26 Distinguished Visiting Fellow.

Lunch & Learn: Looking to Our Inuit Past to Inspire Our Indigenous Futures

Why is it radical to study Inuit history? What will Indigenous studies find looking North of North? Patricia explores why Inuit are rarely present in Indigenous studies and the missed opportunities for solidarity with other Indigenous peoples. The prohibitive travel costs and lack of infrastructure mean Inuit can’t jump in a car to meet you […]

Building Thriving Research Teams – CRIS

Join the Centre for Research & Innovation Support (CRIS) for a virtual workshop engaging faculty with approaches and strategies to lead inclusive research teams that thrive.

ON NEIHR Pop Up Research-To-Policy Forum

Presented by the Waakebiness Institute for Indigenous Health, the Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research invites you to a Pop Up Research-to-Policy Event on Thursday November 20, 2025 at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health.

Lunch and Learn Series: Emily Grafton

Join the Indigenous Research Network and Ziibiing Lab at the University of Toronto for yet another Lunch and Learn session on Nov. 10. The session will feature Emily Grafton, an associate professor of politics and international studies at the University of Regina.

Explore Health Sciences: Grad & Professional Programs Fair – Dalla Lana School of Public Health

Join the Dalla Lana School of Public Health for the Explore Health Sciences: Grad & Professional Programs Fair on November 13, 2025, from 1-4 p.m.

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