Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology (IPIA)

  • Indigenous Peoples and Places
  • Research

Who We Are

The Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology (IPIA) is an Indigenous-led institute with a commitment to continuing to support Indigenous-engaged archaeological research, to developing pedagogical approaches to integrating Indigenous ways of knowing and being into archaeological teaching and training, and to changing cultural heritage policies in response to the needs of Indigenous communities in western Canada. The IPIA is the first of its kind in Canada and the first Institute focused on Indigenous archaeology in the world.

What We Do

  • Facilitate and promote Indigenous-engaged and archaeological and heritage practice, policy, and pedagogy in western Canada and beyond
  • Support a vibrant community of researchers and learners, connected with Indigenous communities
  • Implement impactful and transformative research and pedagogy that integrates Indigenous ways of knowing and being to reconcile the past for the future

Details

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Get Connected Icon Talisha Chaput
Get Connected Icon Program Coordinator
https://www.ualberta.ca/prairie-indigenous-archaeology/index.html