Dr. Kim TallBear will be giving a talk this Friday (May 17) on Pretendianism, Whiteness, and Genocide at UC Riverside. Registration and more information can be found here: eventbrite.com/e/dr-kim-tall…
Our second concurrent sessions focused on Decolonizing Genomic Strategy and Community-Driven Research. #GILGS
Day 2 of #GILGS is starting with concurrent presentations on Decolonizing Science and Indigenous Leadership in STEM.
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Tonight, we’re hosting a poster session featuring research led by SING Consortium faculty and alumni. #GILGS
The next session of #GILGS focused on Leadership in Indigenous Genomics Research. Members of the SING Consortium shared a bit about their workshop and plans for the future.
Opening the Global Indigenous Leadership in Genomics Symposium is Kim TallBear and @JessKolopenuk. We're excited for all of the panels and presentations over the next two days. #GILGS
Day 2 is continuing with presentations from SING alumni! Alumni are sharing their research, journeys, and SING experiences #GILGS
We are starting the week by hosting a #SING alumni workshop! Over 50 alumni are joining us from across the #SING Consortium. #GILGS @canada_sing @SING_MEX @_SING_USA @SING_Australia
Registration is still open for Sexy Science Confessions on May 9th. More info here: linktr.ee/tipiconfessions
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We are excited to share this schedule-at-a-glance for the Global Indigenous Leadership in Genomics Symposium from May 8-9. Register here: app.groupize.com/e/global-in… @UANativeStudies @ubcforestry @WCM_Botany @JessKolopenuk
Today is the last day for submissions to Sexy Science Confessions. Submit your proposal here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Submissions for concepts are due March 29 - more information below ⬇️⬇️
Tipi Confessions is now accepting submissions for Sexy Science Confessions, held on May 9th at UBC. More information can be found here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Tipi Confessions is now accepting submissions for Sexy Science Confessions, held on May 9th at UBC. More information can be found here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
We are very excited to announce the Global Indigenous Leadership in Genomics Symposium, which will bring the SING Consortium together with local, national and international leaders of Indigenous-led genomics. Registration is now OPEN for general admission: app.groupize.com/e/global-in…
In partnership with Musqueam Nation, the symposium will be held at UBC. May 6 and 7 will be a gathering of SING alumni @SINGConsortium
Reflecting on an incredible week with these amazing participants!
Meet the #SINGCanada2023 participants!
Chantel Akinneah is a Dene Tha First Nation member from Meander River, situated in Treaty Eight Territory. Chantel is pursuing a BSc Specialization in Psychology at the University of Alberta and a Research Certificate in Science.
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This week the @canada_sing team has been leading the #SINGCanada2023 workshop. Faculty have led lectures throughout the week and participants engaged in field work. We are looking forward to celebrating our participants tomorrow!
Indigenous STS co-lead @KimTallBear will be presenting @NAISAmeeting with @mediaINDIGENA colleagues.
May 11 at 10:15
The Living Legacy of the #IdleNoMore Movement: 2012-2022
#naisa2023
Indigenous STS co-lead @JessKolopenuk is joining colleagues in a critical discussion on whiteness, power, desire. She’ll be focussing on the power and policy implications of genomics for indigeneity.
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Saturday, May 13 from 8-9:45AM: Our co-director Kristen Bos will be thinking across geographies and technoscientific futures on whiteness, power, and desire w/@JessKolopenuk, @JibbyJoos, @MylanMurdo, & Merissa Daborn (@umindigenous) on this HYBRID PANEL (DM us for the Zoom)🧬🌎💻




































