2020 Activities & Trainings

Indigenous Research Impacts Lecture Series with Abigail Echo-Hawk, Norman, OK; Jan. 23, 2020

Abigail Echo-Hawk delivers a powerful presentation about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples as part of an event co-hosted by the GEN Program, Gamma Delta Pi, and the University of Oklahoma's Office of Diversity and Inclusion, January 2020.

Watch the Indigenous Research Impacts Lecture Series with Abigail Echo-Hawk, Norman, OK; Jan. 23, 2020

We were pleased to welcome a campus visit from Abigail Echo-Hawk with the Urban Indian Health Institutue. She delivered a number of powerful trainings during her visit, including a campus-wide lecture and a smaller Lunch-and-Learn training about "Decolonizing Data" and an evening reception honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. Please view her public lecture here.

Lunch and Learn: Decolonizing Data with Abigail Echo-Hawk, Norman, OK; Jan. 24, 2020

Abigail Echo-Hawk visits OU Campus during a GEN Program Training called "Decolonizing Data," January 2020.

GEN Fellow Trinity Guido introduces herself to Abigail Echo-Hawk during a Lunch-and-Learn training about "Decolonizing Data," January 2020.

Methods Training- Feb 4, 2020

Our partners at the Southcentral Foundation in Anchorage, AK conducted a training for students to develop systematic notetaking skills to be implemented in conjunction with the NWA PGRN National Meeting to be helf in Seattle, WA.

Reflections on Indigenous Biobanking, conducted by Native BioData Consortium; March 12, 2020

For more information on Native BioData Consortium, visit https://nativebio.org

Sovereignty Series- Summer 2020.

The Sovereignty Series is a collection of lectures and presentations hosted by the American Indian-Alaska Native Clinical Translational Research Program (AI/AN-CTRP). The series covered a range of topics related to the importance of tribal sovereignty throughout the research process.

Recordings from this series are available at https://www.aianoutreach.org/data-sovereignity-series/

National Congress of American Indians- Tribal Leaders Scholar Forum, virtual conference attendance, Sept. 2020

Students and staff were able to attend the virtual offerings of the NCAI Tribal Leader/Scholar Forum. This is regularly one of the conferences that we enjoy attending, so we look forward to when we are able to attend in person once again,

Indigenous Research Impacts Lecture Series presents Dr. Stephanie Carroll, Operationalizing Indigenous Data Governance in Research, Norman, OK; Sept 11, 2020

Dr. Stephanie Carroll presents "Operationalizing Indigenous Data Governance in Research" as part of the GEN Program's Indigenous Research Impacts Series, September 2020.

Click here to watch Dr. Carroll's Lecture.

Learn more about Dr. Carroll's lab and team with the Collaboratory for Indigenous Data Governance at Indigenousdatalab.org

Indigenous Data Sovereignty with Dr. Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear, Norman, OK, Oct 19, 2020

GEN Program hosts Dr. Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear to discuss Data Sovereignty, October 2020.

Indigenous Data Sovereignty with Dr. Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear, Norman, OK, Oct 19, 2020

Learn more about Dr. Rodriguez-Lonebear's research here.

Qualitative Research Training Series, with Dr. Vanessa Hiratsuka. Nov 2, 2020

Qualitative Research Trainings, ongoing. Dr. Vanessa Hiratsuka (Navajo/Winnemem Wintu) is part of the leadership team of the Center for the Ethics of Indigenous Genomic Research. Her research interests include cultural adaptation of chronic disease and behavioral health interventions for tribal communities and health systems analysis.

Indigenous Health Conference, virtual conference attendance, Dec 3-5, 2020

GEN virtual poster submission for the Indigenous Health Conference, December 2020, Ontario, Canada.

2020 Activities & Trainings

2020 Activities and Trainings

Watch the Indigenous Research Impacts Lecture Series with Abigail Echo-Hawk, Norman, OK; Jan. 23, 2020

Our partners at the Southcentral Foundation in Anchorage, AK conducted a training for students to develop systematic notetaking skills to be implemented in conjunction with the NWA PGRN National Meeting to be helf in Seattle, WA.

For more information on Native BioData Consortium, visit https://nativebio.org

The Sovereignty Series is a collection of lectures and presentations hosted by the American Indian-Alaska Native Clinical Translational Research Program (AI/AN-CTRP). The series covered a range of topics related to the importance of tribal sovereignty throughout the research process.

Students and staff were able to attend the virtual offerings of the NCAI Tribal Leader/Scholar Forum. This is regularly one of the conferences that we enjoy attending, so we look forward to when we are able to attend in person once again,

Click here to watch Dr. Carroll's Lecture.

Indigenous Data Sovereignty with Dr. Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear, Norman, OK, Oct 19, 2020

Watch the Indigenous Health Conference, virtual conference attendance, Dec 3-5, 2020.