Dr. Paulina Johnson, an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Alberta, shares realities and stories from her home First Nation and people, the Nehiyawak (Four Spirit), as she tackles what it’s like to be Indigenous in Settler Canada.

Dr. Paulina Johnson, an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Alberta, shares realities and stories from her home First Nation and people, the Nehiyawak (Four Spirit), as she tackles what it’s like to be Indigenous in Settler Canada.

Dr. Paulina Johnson, an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Alberta, shares realities and stories from her home First Nation and people, the Nehiyawak (Four Spirit), as she tackles what it’s like to be Indigenous in Settler Canada.

Land2Lab was a land-based research project that took place at Mîmîw (Ma-Me-O)
Sâkâhikan, Pigeon Lake in July of 2023. 

It focused on  bringing academic researchers, Elders, and community members together to understand and improve water quality at the site by using Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) and scientific methods together.

Dr. Paulina Johnson, an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Alberta, shares realities and stories from her home First Nation and people, the Nehiyawak (Four Spirit), as she tackles what it’s like to be Indigenous in Settler Canada.

Dr. Paulina Johnson, an Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Alberta, shares realities and stories from her home First Nation and people, the Nehiyawak (Four Spirit), as she tackles what it’s like to be Indigenous in Settler Canada.