Urban Indigenous culture is Indigenous culture.
Urban Indigenous
Knowledge Mobilization
Hub
Formerly part of the National Urban Indigenous Coalitions Council (NUICC), the Knowledge Mobilization Hub supports urban Indigenous non profits, coalitions, researchers, and individuals from coast to coast to coast to undertake and mobilize Indigenous knowledge in their communities to advance their policy and action priorities. The Hub allows for members and communities to come together in learning and sharing, while also gaining access to resources, research, and tools that support their programming, services, reports, and policy recommendations.
The Hub establishes awareness and builds knowledge through community-engaged data collection and analysis, storytelling, art, and Indigenous-led events programming that leads to a greater understanding of current practices and strategies in responding to our challenges as urban Indigenous Peoples.
A publication to showcase the work of the Knowledge Hub in order to amplify, focus and disseminate emergent knowledge, practices and futures for urban Indigenous people.
Monthly talks and workshops with guest speakers from coast to coast to coast discussing urban Indigenous policy topics.
A series of digital toolkits as resource bundles gathering and developing on different topics related to urban Indigenous governance, policy, politics and knowledge mobilization.
Building a Community
of Practice
The Urban Indigenous Knowledge Mobilization Hub (“The Hub”) supports urban Indigenous communities, non profits, researchers and individuals across the country to undertake and mobilize Indigenous knowledge, and advance their policy and action priorities in community and beyond.
Collaborate
Interested to collaborate in a research topic, share your research or join us as a guest speaker in our community of practice? Email us and brief us on what you are working on! Let’s have a chat.
Gather
The Hub hosts a series of digital lectures, workshops, and discussions on a range of topics that engage the urban Indigenous non profits community, coalitions and individuals on what Indigenous knowledge is and how we carry it into research, policy, and decision-making. By sharing our practices, successes, and challenges, we hope to foster research skills that lead to positive and meaningful benefits for urban Indigenous communities.
Go to our Events page, or subscribe to our newsletter to get event updates.
Publish
« Nos histoires ont toujours été notre gouvernance » showcases the work of the Urban Indigenous Knowledge Mobilization Hub in order to amplify, focus and disseminate emergent knowledge, practices and futures for urban Indigenous people. This is an open call for stories, reports, papers, op-eds, songs, podcasts, and creative knowledge which we want to amplify!
Work With Us
We are looking for researchers in Eastern and Western Canada who have an interest for Indigenous policy and rights and wishes to increase visibility of the urban Indigenous issues across Canada. Wether you have a few hours a week or part-time availability, connect with us and let’s work together supporting projects advancing public policy that addresses challenges for urban Indigenous peoples.
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Directives de soumission
Recevez les mises à jour du Centre de mobilisation des connaissances autochtones urbaines dans votre boîte de réception.
Recevez des mises à jour du caucus de recherche du Centre de mobilisation des connaissances autochtones en milieu urbain. Le Caucus se réunira une fois par mois et sera un espace spécialement conçu pour partager des questions, des stratégies, des défis et des succès dans vos activités de recherche.