In response to the priorities of Bi-Naagwad, the Indigenous Initiatives Strategy of the University of Guelph, new learning resources have been developed in partnership with the Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC) to help guide ethical engagement between researchers and Indigenous peoples, communities, and lands. Visit the Indigenous Research Ethics page here:
For more information on research ethics for the protection of human participants:
Research Alerts is a communications technology that allows UoG faculty, staff and students to stay up to date on news from the Office of Research. Through Research Alerts, subscribers receive emails related to research funding opportunities, workshops and events, policies and more. Each subscriber sets individual preferences to indicate the topics and categories of information that are of interest to them. When a message (Alert) is published in the Office of Research that matches the subscriber's selected preference categories and topics, it is e-mailed directly to the subscriber. Because this is a web-based technology, the Research Alerts site can also be searched using the search fields, or browsed through the topics by category.
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