Presented by The Interdisciplinary Initiative in Applied Indigenous Scholarship at Western
Chris Andersen, University of Alberta
2:30 - 3:30 p.m. in Josephine Spencer Niblett Law Building (LB) Room: 207, Moot Court Room
Monday, November 7 2016
Chris Andersen is an internationally regarded Indigenous Studies scholar. His books, articles and chapters have contributed to a rethinking of Canada’s past, particularly relating to understanding Métis as an Indigenous people rather than “mixed ancestry” derivatives of First Nations and Inuit communities. Using a rare combination of statistical, archival and legal evidence, Andersen’s work is charting new directions in Canadian scholarship, ushering in a new era of Métis scholarship.
Chris Andersen speaks with attendees
Chris Andersen talk reception
