Researchers, knowledge keepers, and community collaborators working together across the Urban Trails Research Program.
Mikanah Gatherings is built on relationships — between researchers and communities, between institutions and land, and between generations of knowledge. Our team brings together academic researchers, Indigenous knowledge keepers, and community partners committed to Indigenous self-determination and culturally grounded research practice.
Add a brief bio here — research focus, background, and connection to the Mikanah Gatherings project. 2–3 sentences is ideal.
Add a brief bio here — research focus, background, and connection to the project. Community-based participatory research approach.
Add name and background. Provides cultural guidance, ceremony facilitation, and land-based teachings central to all Mikanah Gatherings events.
Add name and background. Guides the cultural safety framework and supports community engagement across Winnipeg, Brandon, and Selkirk.
Manages event coordination, participant engagement, and day-to-day research operations across all three cities.
Supports data collection, community relationship-building, and dissemination activities for the Mikanah Gatherings project.
Oversees community engagement and event delivery for the Winnipeg gathering series.
Coordinates outreach and relationship-building with Indigenous communities in Brandon and Selkirk.
Interested in community partnership, research collaboration, or learning more about our work?