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Research and Partnerships

Partnerships

Community partnerships are a key part of McGill's academic programming and our steps towards reconciliation. We are committed to developing respectful, lasting, and mutually beneficial relationships with communities across Quebec.

Community projects include in-community course delivery as well as outreach and research initiatives, which are developed and implemented in collaboration with First Nations and Inuit communities throughout the province. 

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Community-based Projects

Learn more about collaborative projects between Indigenous communities and McGill. 

Projects
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Indigenous Partners

Learn more about the Indigenous communities and institutions who have partnerships with McGill.

Partners
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How to Partner

Information for Indigenous communities on how to get involved with McGill research and outreach.

For Communities
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Indigenous Research

Learn about Indigenous research centres, projects, and partnerships at McGill. 

Research
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For Researchers

Visit our "Tools for Researchers" page to find resources on how to conduct culturally safe research.

Tools for Researchers
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Resources

Visit our Resources page to find resources for students, faculty, and more. 

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