Citing Indigenous Knowledge
- Research Protocols: The Maamwi HubResources to ensure research relating to Indigenous communities are being conducted ethically and responsibly.
- Citing Indigenous Elders and Knowledge KeepersNorQuest Library has noted that the formal APA style does not have a format to acknowledge Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers as a reference. In the spirit of wahkôhtowin and reconciliation, NorQuest College Library continues to follow templates created by Lorisia MacLeod and NorQuest College Indigenous Student Centre staff that meet this need.
- More Than Personal Communication Templates For Citing Indigenous Elders and Knowledge KeepersIn partnership with the staff at the NorQuest Indigenous Student Centre, Lorisia MacLeod developed the following templates as a way to cite Indigenous knowledge. Rather than citing a personal communication, using these templates is one small way that we can represent Indigenous knowledge as being of equal value to the books and articles we read.
Elements of Indigenous Style: A Guide for Writing By and About Indigenous Peoples by ISBN: 9781550597196Publication Date: 2018This guide contains: A historical overview of the portrayal of Indigenous peoples in literature; Common errors and how to avoid them when writing about Indigenous peoples; Guidance on working in a culturally sensitive way; A discussion of problematic and preferred terminology; Suggestions for editorial guidelines.
