waapiskw ᐧᐋᐱᔅᒄ (Polar bears) in Canada’s Eeyou Marine Region © Alexandra Langwieder

Co-Principal Investigators

We are 6 Co-PIs with a broad range of interdisciplinary expertise, experience (in leading large research grants), and relevant skills and knowledge related to biodiversity and Indigenous health-wellbeing. As Co-PIs, we are 50% Indigenous.

Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine

Danika Billie Littlechild

Sherry Pichou

Brend Parlee

John O’Neil

Murray Humphries

Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine

I am a Tuareg (Indigenous) woman from Timbuktu, Mali. I have a medical degree from the Université Mouloud Mammeri Tizi-Ouzou in Algeria, a Master’s degree in Humanitarian Action (University of Geneva) and a B.Ed. (University of Ottawa). I am a former president of the United Nation Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) and have held many related positions in advocacy of the global health of Indigenous Peoples (e.g., on UNESCO Global Task Force on Indigenous Languages, Indigenous, Lead of the International Indigenous Working Group on HIV- AIDS). I will play a leadership role in respect of the whole project as well as lead the Global Transformation Pathway Team on Social Justice, Reconciliation and Healing (T5). Given my global experience, I will work closely with all GTPT on global scale transformations.

Website: https://mariamaboubakrine.com/

Danika Littlechild

Danika Billie Littlechild

I am Cree from Neyaskweyahk, Ermineskin Cree Nation in Maskwacis, Treaty No. 6 territory (Alberta) and have a long career as a lawyer in support of IPs in the areas of Indigenous legal orders, environment, conservation, and health. I have played many roles in Canada and globally that are relevant to this project. In addition to being an advisor and Indigenous Peoples Representative in the United Nations system, I was Vice-President of CCUNESCO (2014-2018). I also served on various boards of directors and am an advisor to the Assembly of First Nations. A strong focus of my work and leadership relates to “Ethical Space” and Indigenous-led conservation. This is evident in my growing publication record and role as Co-Chair of the Indigenous Circle of Experts under the Pathway to Canada Target 1. I am also a co-applicant with Conservation through Reconciliation (SSHRC-PG) and will ensure synergies with this project. I will lead the transformation pathway on Indigenous Rights (T2). In addition, I will be strongly focused on the elevation of research outputs into federal initiatives and obligations related to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).

Website: https://danikabillielittlechild.com/

Sherry Pictou

I am a Mi’kmaw woman from Mi’kmaki territory in Nova Scotia. I have a significant history of relevant leadership. I am a former Chief of my community (Bear River), former Co-Chair of the World Forum of Fisher Peoples and present member of the IPBES Task Force on Indigenous and Local Knowledge. I was recently awarded a Canada Research Chair (CRC Tier II) in Indigenous Governance at Dalhousie University in the Schulich School of Law. I will lead work on Indigenous Harvesting Rights and Sustainable Use (T3). Additional focus will be on the implementation of GBA+ and in the elevation of outputs from the project into IPBES other global forums.

Additional Bio from Dalhousie: https://www.dal.ca/faculty/law/faculty-staff/our-faculty/sherry-pictou.html

Brenda Parlee

I am a a ‘settler’ scholar from north-eastern Ontario, Canada with B.A. (University of Guelph, 1995), and an M.E.S. in Environmental Studies (University of Waterloo, 1998). I received my PhD from the University of Manitoba in Natural Resources and Environmental Management (NREM) in 2005. During 2006-2016), I was a Canada Research Chair (Tier II) at the University of Alberta. I share a UNESCO Chair with Aboubakrine and Littlechild in Collaboration for Biodiversity Conservation and Indigenous Health and Well-being.

In 2025, I moved to McGill University in Montréal as the Bieler Chair in Northern Climate Change and Sustainability and Professor in the Department of Natural Resource Sciences | Bieler School of the Environment. I have worked in northern Canada and globally for over 27 years on a range of collaborative and community-based research projects related to community-based monitoring, social-ecological change in the Mackenzie River Basin, wildlife health, caribou-population change, sustainable resource development, and the impacts of mining on community well-being, I am the Nominated Principal Investigator of the Ărramăt Project.

Website: https://brendaparlee.ca/

John O’Neil

I am a Professor and former (Founding) Dean (2007-17) of the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University. I have served on the Boards of the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (Past Chair), the National Collaborating Centre on Aboriginal Health at the Public Health Agency of Canada (2006-17), the NeuroDevNet Network of Centres of Excellence (2012-16), and Providence Health Care Research Institute (2013-17). I have held more than $50M in grants/contracts for research involving IPs in Canada and many regions globally (150 publications, reports, 75 trainees). I am currently working with IPs in Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar supported by Grand Challenges Canada/CIHR. I will lead the work associated with Global Place-Based Research Team 10 (T10) on Indigenous Medicine and Health Care.

Additional bio from Simon Fraser: https://www.sfu.ca/fhs/about/people/profiles/john-oneil.html

Murray Humphries

I am a Professor Wildlife Biology in the Department of Natural Resource Sciences at McGill University in Montreal. I hold the McGill Chair in Northern Research and serve as the academic director of McGill’s Centre for Indigenous Peoples’ Nutrition and Environment (CINE) dedicated to community-based research on food and the environment. I also serve alongside Vuntut Gwitchin knowledge holder Norma Kassi as co-Research Director of the NCE Canadian Mountain Network (CMN). I led the McGill–Alberta NSERC CREATE graduate training program and was a member of the expert panel that generated the Council of Canadian Academies 2014 report on Aboriginal Food Security in Northern Canada. My research focuses on wildlife and environmental contributions to the traditional food systems of Indigenous Peoples. This focus has led me to studies of participatory approaches in natural sciences research, the nature of community-university research partnerships, and documentation of the food knowledge of northern Indigenous Peoples. I will contribute to Ărramăt by creating links to CMN, CINE, and other Québec biodiversity-wellbeing initiatives.

Additional bio from McGill: https://www.mcgill.ca/nrs/academic-0/humphries
Additional bio from CMN: https://www.canadianmountainnetwork.ca/about/directory/dr-murray-humphries

Staff

Amabel D’Souza, Zaya Yansanjav, Carrie Oloriz, Rob Stuart, Sainbuyan Munkhbat, Jacques-Ellie, Don Assalé

Indigenous-Led Place-Based Project Leaders

1	Mayan Women and the Copal Tree: Remaining Resilient Post Forest Fires. (Julian Cho Society, Pablo Mis)	Belize
2	Healing Physical and Spiritual Relationships with Mother Nature in Corque Marka (Phase 1/2). (Centro de Estudios Multidisciplinarios Aymara, Maria Eugenia Choque Quispe)	Bolivia
3	Sustainable use of Aquatic Biodiversity to promote Well-being of Vulnerable People in clear water rivers in the Brazilian Amazon. (Empresa Junior Ciencias Biologicas E Sistema de Informacao, (Carlean Gomes de Araujo and Renato Silvano)	Brazil
4	Knowing our food, to understand our health. (Intertribal Committee. Indigenous Memory and Science, Mariano Justino Marcos Terena)	Brazil
5	Reconciler santé et biodiversity grâce aux autochtones. (Tin Hinan Burkina Faso, Saoudata Wallet Aboubacrine)	Burkina Faso
6	Reconciling Health and Biodiversity through Indigenous Knowledge (Phase 2). (Tin Hinan, Burkina Faso, Saoudata Wallet Aboubacrine)	Burkina Faso
7	Inuvialuit and Rakiura Māori Cultural exchange and Research on Beluga whale and the Titi bird (Tuktoyaktuk Hunters and Trappers Committee, Jim Elias, Chukita Gruben, Phil Lyver)	Canada
8	Land2Lab Camp. Samson Cree First Nation, University of Alberta (Heather Buffalo, Florence Glanfield and Paulina Johnson)	Canada
9	Łutsël K’e Dene First Nation and Māori Cultural Camp and Exchange. Łutsël K’e Dene First Nation (Iris Catholique, Sandra Lockhart)	Canada
10	Rekindling Respectful and Reciprocal Land Relations towards a Centre of Excellence. (Wiikwemkoong First Nation, Jesse Popp)	Canada
11	Reclaiming Access through Biocultural Relationships of Blackfoot Keystone Species. (Aapátohsipikáni / ᖳᑫᒪᓱᑯᖿᖹ, Piikani First Nation, Ira Provost)	Canada
12	Expanding Drone and Camera training to Support Community-Based Environmental Research and Monitoring. Ilisaqsivik Society/Ittaq Heritage and Research Centre (Shari Fox, Robert Kautuk)	Canada
13	Dene Biodiversity and Wellbeing Scan. (Arctic Indigenous Wellness Foundation, University of Western Ontario, Nicole Redvers)	Canada
14	Tsú nī tsʼä̀wtī są̀ tsī // The Plants Teach U. (Yukon Soap Company: Land-based Learning Division: Dan K’ehte Natsedan, Nacho Nayak Dun First Nation, Joella Hogan)	Canada
15	Indigenous Food Systems and Security: A Framework to Combat Vulnerability. (Cold Lake First Nation and Chipewyan Dene First Nation, Rae Boisvert)	Canada
16	Kaska Dena Land Stewardship Course Curriculum. (Dena Kayeh Institute, Corrine Porter)	Canada
17	Reclaiming Traditions in Land Stewardship, reflected in new Nę K’ǝ́dı́ke – Keepers of the Land Guardians Initiative. (Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę Gots’ę́ Nákedı, Leon Andrew)	Canada
18	Evaluating the Impact of Lithium Exploration and Indigenous Conservation on Biodiversity Conservation and Well-being; A Case study of First Nation Communities in Northern Ontario. (Keewaytinook Okimanak Tribal Council, Dan Duckert)	Canada
19	Canoe trip to Deèzàatì – Point Lake. (Tłı̨chǫ Research and Training Institute, John B Zoe, Tyanna Steinwand).	Canada
20	Building knowledge of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) monitoring and management for moose in the Treaty 8 Alberta region. (Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta, Kevin Ahkimnache)	Canada
21	Stewardship of the Skagit Headwaters through a Stó:lō lens. (Stó:lō Service Agency Society, Dave Schaepe)	Canada
22	Beyond Criminalization of Indigenous Fisheries: Documenting injustice and imagining just futures. (Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources, Shelly Denny)	Canada
23	Deh Gah Gotie Fish Camp. (Deh Cho First Nation, Mike Low)	Canada
24	pÎkÎwiy (a call to return home) a land-based cultural workshop series. (Klinse-Za Cultural Society, Art Napoleon)	Canada
25	Community Caribou Hunt Fort McPherson, Inuvik, Aklavik, and Tsiigehtchic. (Gwich’in Tribal Council Department of Culture and Heritage, Sharon Snowshoe)	Canada
26	Retracing Our Roots – Educational Canoe Trip. (Łutsël K’e Dene First Nation and Ni Hat’ni Guardians, Tsa-Tsi Catholique)	Canada
27	Klinse-Za Caribou Recovery Project. Nîkanêse Wah Tzee Stewardship Society (West Moberly First Nation and Salteaux First Nation, Clayton Lamb)	Canada
28	Wilp-Siwilaaks Da’oots’ip Fishery Bay House of Learning. Laxgalts’ap Village Council (Jean-Francis Lane, Andrea Reid)	Canada
29	The Voice of the Tenàgàdino Sibi. Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Natural Resources Department. (Gilbert Whiteduck)	Canada
30	Kicimanowanowuk – We Canoe Together. (Moose Cree First Nation, Jennifer Simard)	Canada
31	Nibii-Shokote Aniins atoon: Water and Fire – Balancing and Bringing our Ways Back. (Iskatewizaagegan Independent First Nation #39, Phyllis Pinesse)	Canada
32	Shkagamik Kwe Zaagaajik (Those who love Little bear): Makoons (Uouth) Species at Risk Camp. (Wikwemikoong Nation, Jesse Popp)	Canada
33	Youth Guardians Program in Mi’qmaq Territory. (Miawpukek First Nation, Angela Francis)	Canada
34	Dehcho K’éhodi Stewardship and Guardians Program. (Deh Cho First Nations, Mike Low)	Canada
35	Supporting Inuvialuit Stewardship of Tuktu-Siku in the Beaufort Sea – Amundsen Gulf in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (Peary Caribou, Sea Ice and Shipping Project. (Inuvialuit Fisheries Joint Management Committee and Inuvialuit Game Council, Herb Nakimayak)	Canada
36	Cultural Camp and Community monitoring at Willow Lake-Gregoire Lake. (Keepers of the Water and Fort McMurray First Nation, Jesse Cardinal and Cleo Reece)	Canada
37	Tetlit Zheh. Learning about Berries (Gwich’in Renewable Resources Board, Leigh Ann Jones)	Canada
38	Gathering of Mi’kmaq Women Fishers. (Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq, Sherry Pictou)	Canada
39	Chief Drygeese Tłichàdii Kǫ [Developing a Caribou Monitoring Program in Chief Drygeese Territory, Charlene Liske, Bruno Croft)	Canada
40	Youth Engagement, recovery and restoration of a wetland in Wikwemikong Territory. (Wikwemikong Nation and University of Guelph, Jesse Popp)	Canada
41	Treaty 6 Hunting Society Investigations and support of Indigenous health through the Treaty 6 youth hunting apprenticeship program. (Treaty 6 Health Services, University of Alberta, Grant Bruno)	Canada
42	Decolonizing our diets: documenting the biodiversity of the Kahnawá:ke Kanien’keháka food system: focus on cultivated and and wild foods. (McGill University, Treena Delormier)	Canada
43	Biocultural restoration in the Andes led by the Indigenous Chuta Fa Aba. (Chuta Fa Aba Muisca resguardo, Gabriel Nemoga)	Columbia
44	Defensa de los derechos de los pueblos indígenas y la naturaleza, de la provincia de Tungurahua. (Fundación para la Protección de los Derechos Colectivos y la Naturaleza, Rosa Cecilia Baltazar Yucailla).	Ecuador
45	Rediscovery and Revival of “I Taukei” Indigenous Fijian Traditional Craftmanship Knowledge and Skillset of Traditional Pure Ceremonial Essence Oil and Aromatic/Therapeutic Purification Oil Processing Techniques. (Grace Trifam Ministry, Safaira Tagivuni)	Fiji
46	Searvevuohta Eatnamiin: Sámi elders, áhkut ja ádjat, as carriers of the Wisdom of the Land and Well-being. (Dutkansearvi Sámi Research Association, Hanna Guttorom).	Finland
47	Searvevuohta Eatnamiin: Sámi elders, áhkut ja ádjat, as carriers of the wisdom of the land and well-being. (Dutkansearvi Sámi Research Association, Irja Seurujarvi)	Finland
48	Gulahallat eatnamiin: Sámi elders, áhkut ja ádját, as carriers of the wisdom of the land and good life – focus on hosting seasonal gatherings (Anar forest/Deatnu River gatherings and meeting in Karasjok). (Dutkansearvi Sámi Research Association, Irja Seurujarvi).	Finland
49	Gulahallat eatnamiin: Sámi elders, áhkut ja ádját, as carriers of the wisdom of the land and good life – focus on reindeer herders and final film production. (Dutkansearvi Sámi Research Association, Hanna Guttorom).	Finland
50	Sound Seeds: Music as Medicine in Gathering of Turtle Island and Abya Yala GOTI-Abya Yala (One Fire Associates LLC, Jamie Bartgis)	Guatemala
51	Sound Seeds: Music as Medicine in Gathering of Turtle Island and Abya Yala GOTI-Abya Yala (Phase 2) (One Fire Associates LLC, Jamie Bartgis)	Guatemala
52	Biodiversity Conservation and its Interface with Language, Culture and Well-being: A Study of Indigenous Tribal Peoples Concrete Conditions in India. (Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Bipin Jojo)	India
53	Biodiversity Conservation and its Interface with Language, Culture and Well-being: A Study of Indigenous Tribal Peoples Concrete Conditions in India. (Phase 2) (Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Bipin Jojo)	India
54	Building Community Institutions to govern biodiverse natural resources. (All India Union of Forest Working Peoples, Avijit Wasi)	India
55	Biodiversity Conservation, Food Sustainability, Health and Wellbeing in four regions of India. (Indian Social Institute/Jesuit Research and Development Society, Vincent Ekka)	India
56	Biodiversity Conservation: Indigenous Food Sustainability, Health and Wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples. (Phase 2) (Indian Social Institute/Jesuit Research and Development Society, Vincent Ekka)	India
57	Prakrit Sampada par Samuday ka Swashasan, Community Governance of Natural Resources. (All India Union of Forest Working People, Roma Malik)	India
58	Biodiversity Conservation and its interface with Language, Culture, and Wellbeing (Indian Social Institute/Jesuit Research and Development Society, Vincent Ekka)	India
59	Valorisation des savoirs et savoir-faire des communautés pour la santé, le bien-être et le développement durable. (Université des Sciences, des Techniques et des Technologies de Bamako, Rokia Sanogo)	Mali
60	Biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of ecosystem services in the Adagh region of the Ifoughas, C. Sahara. (Tihourawen NGO, Kidal Resource Center, Dida Badi)	Mali
61	Tadjasst En Timussnawen Tin Essehet – Preserving the Knowledge Related to Health and Well-Being. (Tin Hinan Canada, Mariam W. Aboubakrine)	Mali, Niger
62	L’introduction des Communautés u-tochtones dans les programmes scolaires et curricula. (Abdourahmane Ag Mohamed Elmoctar)	Mauritania
63	Promotion des savoirs locaux des populations autochtones touarègues par le développement de modules éducatifs pour les écoles communautaires (Promotion of local knowledge of Indigenous Tuareg populations through development of educational modules for community schools). (Abdourahmane Ag Mohamed Elmoctar)	Mauritania
64	On Gender Identities and Sexual dissidence in the Mexican Indigenous Context. Investigative construction of an Ethnocartography through Knowledge of their Gender Identity, Health, Sexuality and Human Rights. (Mokexteya Asesoria Tecnica Comunitaria, Amaranta Gomes Regalado)	Mexico
65	Understanding herders’ perception on climate change and its effects on biodiversity of their rangeland through gender perspectives. (Mongolia National University, Tumendelger Sengedorj).	Mongolia
66	Utilization of natural resources for pasture conservation with involvement of Indigenous people of Mongolia. Orthopterra NGO, (Khodroi Batnaran)	Mongolia
67	Enhancing Indigenous Herders’ Knowledge and Capacity for Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Pastureland Conservation in Mongolia. (Orthopterra NGO, Khodroi Batnaran)	Mongolia
68	Ancestral mountain Moehau, northern Coromandel Peninsula – Aotearoa. (Landscape restoration programme of action. Ngati Maru Runanga Trust. Nikki Fisher)	New Zealand
69	Ngāti Tamaterā Moehau Cultural Mapping and Research. (Off Grid Native. Jaime Watson)	New Zealand
70	Mother Tongue Language for Mother Earth Conservation based on Indigenous cosmovision and traditional knowledge. (Change for Children. (Lorrain Swift, Tony Llorente)	Nicaragua
71	The Sámi Museum in Karasjok (SVD), Finland – Repatriation of Sámi cultural heritage: Safeguarding and promoting Well-being of Sámi Community and Culture. (Riddo Duottar Museat, Jelena Porsanger).	Norway
72	Indigenous Action Research for Participatory Curriculum Development at the Yachay Kuychi Pluriversity. (Asociacion ANDES, Ricardo Pacco Chipa, Alejandro Argumedo)	Peru
73	Summer Internship for Indigenous peoples in Genomics (SING) in Sábme. SING Consortium: University of Alberta, University of Uppsala and University of British Columbia. (Kim TallBear, May-Britt Ohman, Warren Cardinal-McTeague)	Sweden
74	Summer Internship for Indigenous peoples in Genomics (SING) in Sábme. (Part 2) SING Consortium. (University of Alberta, University of Uppsala and University of British Columbia, Kim TallBear, May-Britt Ohman, Warren Cardinal-McTeague)	Sweden
75	Care Relation Millets: Eco-Museum Approach. (The Association of Tayal People’s Sustainable Development, Wasiq Silan I-An Gao)	Taiwan
76	The Influence of Indigenous Culture and Gender Equality on the Levels of Development among the Maasai Communities. (Shelter of Hope Organization, Ndeenga Sandiya Shamata)	Tanzania
77	OSOTUA – protecting sacred forests. Ostua is a Maasai word that means sacred close relationships beyond the generations. (Enguserosambu Community Forest Trust, Samwell Nangiria)	Tanzania
78	Pgaz K’ Nyau’s (Karen) Well being. (Pagkenyaw Association for Sustainable Development, Prasert Tranksuphon, Krit Suriyachaipun)	Thailand
79	Traditional practices of shifting cultivation of the Karen people and innovations in the sustainable development of local non-timber forest products in Northern Thailand. (Pagkenyaw Association for Sustainable Development, Prasert Tranksuphon)	Thailand
80	Indigenous Health and Forest Conservation: Using Community-based Research and Film to Share Batwa Experiences with Land Dispossession in Southern Uganda. (Batwa Development Program, University of Alberta, Sherilee Harper, David Borish)	Uganda
81	Uganda Livelihoods and Rights to Biodiversity. (University of Alberta, Sherilee Harper, David Borish, Sabastian Twesigomwe, Edward Byaruhanga).	Uganda
82	Climate smart agro-ecological system to ensure sustainable livelihood and food security to the Batwa population in Kanungu District. Empowering Vulnerable Communities in SW Uganda. (Sabastian Twesigomwe).	Uganda
83	Ihamba Film and Research Project. (University of Alberta, Sherilee Harper, David Borish. Sabastian Twesigomwe, Edward Byaruhanga).	Uganda
84	Urban Community Garden and Toolkit. (Capital Native Nations, Geoffrey Roth and Rusty Pickens)	United States
85	MĀLA Ōiwi – Collective storytelling to uplift the restoration of ʻŌiwi agroforestry for improved community well-being. (Hui Malama i ke Ala Ulili, Lehia Apana).	United States
86	Exploring Strategic Factors of Sustainable Community Development and Decision-making processes for Mahenye CAMPFIRE in Chipinge Zimbabwe. (CAMPFIRE Program/Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, Edson Gandiwa).	Zimbabwe

Co-leads of Global Transformation Pathways

Alejandro Argumedo, Treena Wasonti:io Delormier, Chris Furgal | Danika Billie Littlechild, Carwyn Jones | Sherry Pictou, Tony Charles. |. Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine, Amaranta Gómez Regalado, Val Napoleon | Kim TallBear, Warren Cardinal-McTeague, May-Britt Öhman | Prasert Trakansuphakon, Prateep Nayak | Jesse Popp, Susan Kutz Herb Nakimayak, Brenda Parlee | Maria-Eugenia Choque, Iain Davidson-Hunt, Krista Stelkia, John O’Neil

Our Ărramăt Family

Abdourahane Ag Moctar	Herbert Nakimayak	No-eau Peralto
Alejandro Argumedo	Iain Davidson-Hunt	Nutdanai Trakansuphakon
Alejandro Bermudez-del-Villar	Ibrahim AG Abdorahmane	Olivier Loode
Alexander Arbachakov	Ira Provost	Pablo Miss
Amaranta Gomez Regalado	Iris Catholique	Paula Siwik
Aminata Diallo	Irja Seurujarvi	Pauliina Feodoroff
Andrea Reid	James Ahnassay	Peter Pulsifer
Angeline Francis	Jami Bartgis	Phil Lyver
Angie Gillis	Jamie Watson	Phyllis Pinesse
Anita Koe	JC Catholique	Prasert Trakansuphakon
Anke Weisheit	Jelena Porsanger	Prateep Nayak
Anthony (Tony) Charles	Jen Lam	Reg Crowshoe
Art Napoleon	Jennifer Simard	Renato Silvano
Arthur Noskey	Jesse Cardinal	Ricardo Chipa
Ashok Chowdhury	Jesse Popp	Rokia Sanogo
Audriana Paul	Jim Badger	Roma Malik
Avijit Chatterjee	Jim Elias	Rusty Pickens
Barrie Ford	Joella Hogan	Ruth Meinzen-Dick
Bipin Jojo	John B Zoe	Safaira Tagivuni
Carleane Gomes de Araujo	John Francis Lane	Samwel Nangiria
Carrie Karsgaard	John Parkins	Sanna Malinen
Carwyn Jones	Joseph Tsannie	Saoudata Aboubacrine
Catarina Owen	Josh Littlechild	Sarah Lord
Cecilia Baltazar	Justino Marcos Terena	Scott Duguid
Chris Southcott	Kacey Yellowbird	Sebastian Twesigomwe
Christopher Furgal	Kaisu Mustonen	Sébastien Goupil
Clayton Lamb	Kara Pictou (Revise)	Selevasio Tagivuni
Cleo Reece	Kate Coutorielle	Serena Joseph
Clint Carroll	Kevin Ahkimnachie	Shari Fox
Corrine Porter	Khodroi Batnaran	Sharlene Alook
Cristiana Simao Seixas	Kimberly TallBear-Dauphine	Sharon Snowshoe
Dan Duckert	Krista Stelkia	Shelly Denny
David Schaepe	Kukik Baker	Sherilee Harper
Dennis Drygeese	Lana Lowe	Sonia Wesche
Dida Badi	Laura Jane Michel	Sophie Theriault
Dilys Roe	Laura Yawanawà	Stephanie Varty
Douglas Clark	Laurence Kirmayer	Susan Kutz
Edson Gandiwa	Leigh-Ann Williams-Jones	Tamara Andreeva
Emilie Filmer-Wilson	Leon Andrew	Tamara Ticktin
Engracia Marina Chavez Puma	Lorraine Swift	Tane Davis
Ernest Betsina	Luba Arbachakov	Tas-Tsi Catholique
Ethel Blondi-Andrew	Madghis Bouzakhar	Tashka Yawanawà
Fabrizio Loddo	Manon Sorias	Treena Delormier
Faisal Moola	Maria Bargh	Trevor Lantz
Fikret Berkes	María Eugenia Choque Quispe	Tsatsiye Catholique
Fiona Schmiegelow	Mark Poesch	Tumendelger Senedorj
Florence Glanfield	Marla Emery	Tyanna Steinward
Frank Pokiak	May-Britt Ohman	Val Napoleon
Fred Wrona	Maya Gislason	Valérie Courtois
Gabriel Nemoga	Melissa Labrador	Vincent Ekka
Gao I-An	Melody Lepine	Wanda Pascal
Geoffrey Roth	Melody Lepine	Warren Cardinal-McTeague
George Lafferty	Michelle Hogue	Yon Fernández de Larrinoa
Gilbert Whiteduck	Mike Low
Gleb Raygorodetsky	Nancy Turner
Grant Bruno	Ndeenga Shamata
Hanna Guttorm	Nicholas Barla
Harriet Kuhnlein	Nicole Redvers
Henry Huntington	Nikky Fisher

Thanks To:

Tero Mustonen. Ellen Goddard. Nigel Scott. Ashlee Cunsolo, Hugo Melgar-Quinonez, Robin Roth. Noreen Willows. Alexander Arbachakov. Willie Littlechild. Frances Abele. Jakob Zinsstag. Teresa Zapeta, Tracy Howlett

In Memory Of:

Deb Simmons, Fraser Taylor, Liane Ngamane

Co-Principal Investigators

Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine

Danika Billie Littlechild

Sherry Pichou

Brend Parlee

John O’Neil

Murray Humphries

Staff

Indigenous-Led Place-Based Project Leaders

Co-leads of Global Transformation Pathways

Our Ărramăt Family

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In Memory Of:

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