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“It’s About Becoming”: Indigenating Research Practice at the CDTPS

I talk about the fact that many Indigenous people resist calling themselves Canadian because we do not feel a part of the narrative of this land, and even as I am saying it I am thinking about the medicine of telling our stories, in our way, to the others who live here on this land with us. “It’s about becoming,” I say to my seatmate, “what this place is going to become when our stories become visible.” (Nolan 135)