Indigenous People and Government Relations

Belanger, Yale

belayd — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 02:04:30 +0000

Title:

Faculty

Faculty:

Arts and Science

Department:

Political Science

Campus:

Lethbridge

Languages:

English

Research Expertise:

Housing and homelessness (emphasis on Indigenous), youth homelessness, First Nations casinos and Indigenous gaming, Indigenous economic development.

Phone:

403-382-7101

Email:

belayd@uleth.ca

Topics:
Canada
Gambling
Indigenous People and Government Relations
Poverty
Public Policy
Race Relations
Social Justice
Sustainability

Giroux, Monique

monique.giroux — Wed, 12 Jul 2017 08:23:40 +0000

Title:

Canada Research Chair

Faculty:

Fine Arts

Department:

Music

Campus:

Lethbridge

Research Expertise:

Métis music, Métis culture and politics, Indigenous/settler relations in Canada, Indigenous musics, traditional musics, (Multi)cultural festivals, ethnography and ethnomusicology, research creation

Phone:

403-394-3969

Email:

monique.giroux@uleth.ca

Topics:
Canada
Fine Arts
Indigenous
Indigenous People and Government Relations
Music

McIntyre, Don

don.mcintyre — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 00:19:18 +0000

Title:

Assistant Professor

Faculty:

Arts and Science

Dhillon School of Business

Department:

Dhillon School of Business

Campus:

Lethbridge

Languages:

English

Research Expertise:

ADR, Aboriginal Property, Property and Law, Socio-legal Theory, Leadership, Management, Strategic Planning, Indigenous Strategic Planning, Woodland Art, Ojibway Art, Restorative Justice, Indigenous Trans-systemics, Project Management. Indigenous Systems Theory, Meta-Crisis, Wise Practice

Phone:

403-329-2634

Email:

don.mcintyre@uleth.ca

Topics:
Aboriginal
Aboriginal Health
Aboriginal History
Aboriginal Politics
Art
Canada
Community Planning
Constitutional Issues
Continuing Education
Human Rights
Indigenous
Indigenous Knowledge
Indigenous People and Government Relations
Indigenous Sovereignty
Law
Racism
Social Justice
Treaties
Young Offenders

McKenzie-Jones, Paul

paul.mckenziejones — Thu, 21 Dec 2017 03:49:25 +0000

Title:

Assistant Professor

Faculty:

Arts and Science

Department:

Indigenous Studies

Campus:

Lethbridge

Languages:

English

Research Expertise:

Indigenous social justice movements/resistance in the Anglo settler-colonial CANZUS states, North American Indigenous history, Transnational Indigenous environmental, cultural, and political, activism, Indigenous nation (re)building. treaty rights, law, and pop culture,

Phone:

403-329-2312

Email:

paul.mckenziejones@uleth.ca

Topics:
Aboriginal History
Aboriginal Politics
Activism
Indigenous Knowledge
Indigenous People and Government Relations
Indigenous Sovereignty
Social Justice