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Relational research for decolonial equity in the fields of health and wellness

ABOUT US

Pitutsimajut is Inuktitut for 'those who make the connections'. It is a name that was given to us by esteemed partner and friend: Minnie Grey. It is both a representation of, and a reminder to continue conducting research in a way that honors the knowledge of all beings that surround us. It is a reminder that research is not necessarily about 'discovering, it can also be about connecting: 
We are a group of people passionate about equitable social change, and more specifically about youth, family and community wellbeing and empowerment. we believe that this can be done through deep respect, responsibility, reciprocity in relation to all being that surround us.


 

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Knowledge transfer

Inscribing our work within value-based research, research for social change and partnership research we necessarily give significant importance to knowledge co-creation and exchange. Knowledge exchange, and all the critical reflexion surrounding knowledge exchange, is not only an ethical and moral obligation for researchers but is also a mechanism for social change and a basis for knowledge creation.

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Prêt à partir pour la chasse, Billy (15 ans) embrasse sa «ajaq» (tante) Caroline Weetaltuk, qui lui a tout appris sur cet art.

CRÉDIT : SARAH FRASER ET RODRIGO VALENCIA RENDON

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