A decade ago, Hornberger & Johnson proposed that the ethnography of language planning
and policy (ELPP) offers a useful way to understand how people create, interpret, and at …

We review literature about Canada's oil sands, pertaining to Indigenous Peoples. We draw
on a range of recent published and unpublished sources. We find that social science …

The well-being of Indigenous people relies on a deep and complex relationship with the
land. The consequences of environmental changes on landscape value need to be …

In this piece we (as one Indigenous anthropologist writing with a non-Indigenous
anthropologist) explore research on how land is also connected to the revitalization of …

Abstract Language contact, shift, and multilingualism are social processes inherent within
power relationships under colonization and globalization that have shifted the values of …

Indigenous Elders carry knowledge systems that are embedded within their respective land-
based systems of knowledge. When Indigenous Elders pass away, their knowledge …

The Nigerian oil sands represent the largest oil sand deposit in Africa, yet there is little
published information on the distribution and potential health and ecological risks of trace …

Indigenous cultural and language negotiations ongoing in the contexts of South Africa and
Canada are documented in two studies, one sharing narratives from Black parents in South …

This paper draws on my experiences working with two Canadian First Nations, the Loon
River Cree First Nation, located in north-central Alberta, and the Taku River Tlingit First …

Abstract (summary) The Canadian Northern Corridor (CNC) program integrates formal
academic research and a strategy of engagement with potentially impacted communities …