Summer 2020 Grants, Projects & Appointments
GRANTS
NSF Ethical and Responsible Research grant: “An Indigenous data governance approach for enhancing ethical research policies and practices”
To promote or inhibit ethical design, outcomes, and approaches across the STEM research landscape.
Stephanie Russo Carroll, Dr. Dominique David-Chavez, Ibrahim Garba, and others.
NSF RAPID COVID-19 grant: "Impact of COVID-19 on Food Access in Indigenous Communities in the Arctic and U.S. Southwest: A Comparative Landscape Analysis" from the Office of Polar Programs
To conduct a comparative landscape assessment of COVID-19
impacts on individuals’ food access in Arctic and US Southwest
Indigenous communities.
Stephanie Russo Carroll and Mary Beth Jäger
NSF Build and Broaden Award: We Still Remain: A Conference Toward the Promotion of Southeast Indigenous Research, Scholarship, and Collaboration
Danielle Hiraldo and Dr. Mary Ann Jacobs, Chair and Associate Professor, American Indian Studies Department at the University of North Carolina
Alyce Spotted Bear and Walter Soboleff Commission on Native Children grant/contract:
To serve as the Technical Research Provider for the Commission, whose mission is to identify the complex challenges facing Native children in Alaska and across the U.S.
Miriam Jorgensen, Mary Beth Jäger, Danielle Hiraldo, Rae Soobratty, and Misko Beaudrie
To promote Indigenous community engagement in support of understanding mine waste systems and their relationship to human and
environmental health
Dr. Stephanie Russo Carroll, Community Engagement Core Co-Lead
Canadian Institutes for Health Research grant: COVID-19’s differential impact on the mental and emotional health of Indigenous Peoples and Newcomers: A socioeconomic analysis of Canada, US and Mexico
The University of Manitoba with Co-PIs Stephanie Russo Carroll and Miriam Jorgensen
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council grant: Transforming Indian Act Governance
To help communities replace the Indian Act with effective and legitimate First Nation governance based on the strategic direction of Indigenous communities
The School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton University with Co-PIs Stephen Cornell and Miriam Jorgensen
PROJECTS
Agnes Nelms Haury Program Project: Native Know-How Session
To provide an educational seminar on working with and building relationships with Native nations, with a special focus on the Hopi Tribe and Navajo Nation.
Joan Timeche, Danielle Hiraldo, Davida Delmar, Kyra James
The Wisconsin Economic Development Association (WEDA) Project: Wisconsin Tribal Economic Prosperity Planning Series
To co-create the 201 curriculum, focused on tribes, and provide additional resources for their EPP 201 series. WEDA is advising and co-creating this content in collaboration with the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council (GLITC) and American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin (AICCW).
Joan Timeche, Miriam Jorgensen, Danielle Hiraldo, Amy Jorgensen, Davida Delmar, Kyra James
APPOINTMENTS
Dr. Danielle Hiraldo
- Treasurer, University of Arizona's Native Faculty Association
- Executive Committee member, American Indian Studies Graduate Interdisciplinary Program (3-year term)
- Member, Lumbee Scholars and Academics
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