Media Appearances
Presentation
Dr. Angela Mashford Pringle presented the 2022 Keynote Address at the 2022 Research Data Management Library Academy Symposium.
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Presentation Abstract: What is Indigenous Data Sovereignty? Looking at Indigenous ways of knowing and principles of research, I will discuss research areas that need improvement to ensure that Indigenous voices are meaningfully engaged throughout research including in theory and methods. A discussion of different Indigenous research methods will provide some examples of the “doing” of research followed by how to be culturally safe while nurturing relationships with Indigenous peoples, communities and organizations. Discussion of the OCAP Principles, research licenses, and protocols of engagement are also important to understanding Indigenous data sovereignty and how to ensure that Indigenous voices are heard.
Podcast
Everybody Hates Me: Let's Talk About Stigma
Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle: Stigma, Discrimination and Indigenous Cultural Safety
In this podcast Dr. Mashford-Pringle talks about her journey to promoting Indigenous cultural safety inspired by the Oka Crisis. She describes the current and historical contexts of discrimination and violence toward Indigenous peoples, including residential schools, forced sterilization, and mistreatment by police and healthcare workers. Dr. Mashford-Pringle explains the 3 P's-power, privilege and positionally-central to understanding Indigenous cultural safety. We also discuss the significance of sports teams changing their names, respect for Mother Earth, and the interconnectedness underlying climate change.
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Listen to the full discussion here!
Presentation
Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research:
Traditional Building Structures & Land-Based Education
With COVID-19, many systemic issues have been brought to the forefront. Indigenous ways of knowing or TEK (traditional ecological knowledge) has many wise practices that are often overlooked by contemporary settler colonial society as not being relevant or contemporary. Dr. Mashford-Pringle will present how traditional building structures are a potential stop-gap solution for urban homelessness and reclaiming and passing on intergenerational knowledges for urban Indigenous youth. Land-Based Education can be associated to traditional building structures and simply being on the land
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Interview
CanCOVID Speaker Series: What We Heard: Indigenous Peoples & COVID-19​
The impact of COVID‑19 on Indigenous peoples, families, and communities has varied across Canada. Some key themes were provided in the Public Health Agency of Canada’s “What We Heard: Indigenous Peoples and COVID-19” report, which was released in February 2021 and will be discussed in our next speaker series.
(June 15, 2021)
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Presentation
Circles: Indigenous Research Methods
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National Collaborating Centre on Determinants for Health Webinar: Health equity, determinants of health and COVID-19
To support equity-informed responses, the NCCDH is hosting a series of community conversations on the topic. This is an opportunity for the public health field to explore equity-informed responses through action on the social and structural determinants of health. The conversation will connect practitioners with each other, and provide an opportunity to share experiences, resources, questions and solutions-focused ideas. This presentation focuses on Indigenous Responses and Perspectives on COVID-19.
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Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada: Indigenous Health Determinants
This webinar explores the effects of COVID-19 on the health determinants of Indigenous, Metis, and Inuit people.
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Presentation
Truth & Reconciliation: What Does It Mean for CAPC & CPNP?
Participants will spend time learning about the 3Ps (power, privilege and positionality), a brief history of trauma & resiliency of Indigenous peoples, and current issues that can lead to reconciliation. Activities, readings and other ways to integrate Indigenous content into ECD/E to create a future generation of Canadians who embrace reconciliation.(October 16, 2020)
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Interview
Real Talk Ryan Jespersen
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Waakebiness-Bryce Institute for Indigenous Health Associate Director Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle discusses the issues related to Indigenous health including the history of Residential Schools, culture, language, land-based learning, and climate action.
(June 10, 2021)
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Discussion
A New Canadian Citizenship Guide is Long Overdue
Discover Canada is the official study guide for people who are preparing to take the Canadian citizenship test. But its portrayal of Canada is far from accurate, according to five women faculty members at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. We speak with Anne-Emanuelle Birn, Professor of Critical Development Studies and Global Health at the University of Toronto.
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