Alaska Indigenous Research Program - Introductory Research

The Alaska Indigenous Research Program – Introduction to Research, May 19-23, is for participants who are interested in health research but do not have a lot of experience or background in research. The topics are similar to week one but at an introductory level.

Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/AKRIP25

The overall goals are to provide Indigenous-centered, cross-cultural health research education and training for students, researchers and health professionals working in Tribal health with a focus on:
• Understanding Indigenous worldviews and how to apply the Two-Eyed Seeing framework.
• Conducting equitable and ethical health research with Alaska Native and American Indian communities and people.
• Applying appropriate and respectful research methods (Indigenous and Western) to co-produce knowledge.
• Understanding the historical and cultural context in which health research is being conducted.

The Alaska Indigenous Research Program (AKIRP) is a collaboration between the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and Alaska Pacific University to increase capacity for conducting culturally responsive and respectful health research that addresses the unique settings and health needs of Alaska Native and American Indian people.

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You may also like the following events from Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium:

• This month, 23rd May, 01:30 pm, Alaska Indigenous Research Program - Resource Fair in Anchorage

Also check out other Health & Wellness events in Anchorage, Workshops in Anchorage.