Mobilizing Indigenous Knowledge in the Context of Play: Collaborative Research with Innu in Quebec and Mãori in New Zealand
Elisabeth Jacob
The Indigenous Knowledge and Education Partnership Project (IKEPP)
Benoit Éthier
Studies of cultural safety practices developed jointly with educational stakeholders north of the 49th parallel, to promote school perseverance and educational success of Indigenous students.
Christine Couture
Christine Couture, Marco Bacon, UQAC
June 16, 2025Co-investigators: Dominic Bizot, Catherine Duquette, Élisabeth Jacob, Constance Lavoie, Loïc Pulido
Project Objectives
1) Document practices developed to support the success of Indigenous students at school, in the classroom and in educational services.
2) Document Indigenous knowledge used to support student success.
3) Analyze the structuring elements and the limits of jointly developed practices to support the success of Indigenous students.
4) Analyze the impact of jointly developed practices for students, parents and the school as a whole.
Results
Examples of practices developed at the CSS des Rives-du-Saguenay as part of the Petapan project, knowledge on practices that help promote the perseverance and success of Indigenous students in urban areas.