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Advancing Indigenous OH&S research, together.
Meaningful change in workplace health and safety happens through genuine collaboration between Indigenous communities, researchers, governments, and organizations. We brings these voices together to create research that matters and drives lasting impact across Turtle Island.
Organizations advancing Indigenous occupational health and safety:
Each partner brings essential knowledge and commitment.
Many workplace health and safety systems are built from research that does not fully capture the experiences of Indigenous workers. Creating space for these voices leads to a better understanding of workplace realities.
First Nations communities themselves are our most important partner.
We work with Indigenous communities to better understand occupational health and safety needs, worker experiences, and opportunities for prevention.
We work with researchers with subject matter expertise.
We work with researchers who bring knowledge, care, and respect to studies involving Indigenous workers, communities, and workplace systems.
Academic institutions supporting Indigenous-led research.
We partner with universities to support ethical, community-informed research that contributes to a deeper understanding of Indigenous workplace health and safety.
Public systems shaping policy, prevention, and funding
We work with governments to build the knowledge needed to strengthen policy, improve prevention, and support funding decisions for Indigenous workers and communities.
Occupational Health & Safety partners.
We work with occupational health and safety organizations to share knowledge, strengthen prevention efforts, and support safer workplaces.
Interested in becoming a partner?
We welcome partnerships with communities, researchers, universities, governments, industry, and safety organizations interested in advancing Indigenous OH&S research. If your organization shares this purpose, we invite you to start a conversation with us.
