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SSHRC will consider first-ever research proposal written in Cree language after initially rejecting it

Mark Lowey
April 6, 2022

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council will now consider a research proposal and grant application written entirely in nêhiyawewin (Cree language) after initially rejecting it, and will pilot a first-of-its-kind merit review by Cree-speaking scholars of the proposal.

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Organizations:	Kehewin Cree Nation, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, SSHRC Indigenous Advisory Circle, University nuhelot’įne thaiyots’į nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills, and University of Calgary Faculty of Social Work
People:	Dominque Bérubé, Dr. Leona Makokis PhD, and Dr. Ralph Bodor PhD
Topics:	evaluating Indigenous research proposals and grant applications, healing Indigenous children in child care and their families, Indigenous ceremony and healing, Indigenous Strategic Research Plan, merit evaluation process for research proposals, nêhiyawewin (Cree language), research proposals written in Indigenous language, and SSHRC Strategic Initiatives Fund

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