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Award recipients for Indigenous Science and the Impacts of Plastic Pollution: October 2025 Competition

Project Director
Project Director Stephane McLachlan, University of Manitoba Co-Director Mostafa Fayek, University of Manitoba Assuah Anderson, University College of the North Amy Smith, Green Action Centre Collaborator Diane Redsky, Kekekoziibii Development Corporation Inc. Partner Wichitotan Land-Based Youth and Elder Camp Tataskweyak Environmental Monitoring Agency (TEMA) Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Community University of Manitoba Pembina Trail School Division Green Action Centre Frontier School Division Grand Rapids School (Misipawistik Cree Nation) Kekekoziibii Development Corporation (Shoal Lake #40 First Nation Community) Title Pōko ka-mamãwicihitowa: Indigenous-led evaluation of impacts and community responses to plastic pollution in central Canada Years 2 Funding $475,000
Project Director Heather Igloliorte, University of Victoria Co-Director Kirsty Robertson, Western University Co-Applicant Lindsay McIntyre, Inuit Art Foundation, Leadership Collaborator Reneltta Arluk, National Gallery of Canada Kathryn Johnson, Bella Elite Consulting Partner Inuit Art Foundation Canadian Museum of Nature Title As It Melts: Northern Indigenous Artistic Perspectives on Plastics Pollution Years 2 Funding $475,000
Project Director Nicolas Brunet, University of Guelph Co-Director Shirley Tagalik, Aqqiumavvik Society Co-Applicant Kukik Baker, Aqqiumavvik Society Collaborator Jennifer Provencher, Carleton University Alana Wilcox, Environment and Climate Change Canada Partner Aqqiumavvik Society Arviat Hunters and Trappers Organization Environment and Climate Change Canada Title Mobilising the Aajiiqatigiingniq Research Methodology (ARM): Exploringcommunity experiences with plastic pollution as a pathway to an Inuit-ledharm reduction model for Arviat Years 2 Funding $430,200
Project Director Niladri Basu, McGill University Co-Director Treena Delormier, McGill University Partner Assembly of First Nations International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Plastics Title Uplifting the rights, science, and participation of Indigenous Peoples in decision-making related to plastic pollution Years 2 Funding $475,000
Project Director Max Liboiron, Memorial University Co-Director Paul McCarney, Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation Partner Memorial University Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation Title IMPACTS: Indigenous Metrics and Practices for Assessing Community-based Tracking of Plastics Years 2 Funding $466,114
Project Director Darlene Sanderson, University of Northern British Columbia Co-Director Noeman Mirza, University of Windsor Olubukola Alimi, University of Alberta Johanna Sam, The University of British Columbia Co-Applicant David Webster, Bishop’s University Partner Tl’etinqox Pacific Peoples Partnership Melanesian Women Today Waka Voyaging Trust Qwelminte Secwepemc Title Weaving Across Waters: Indigenous-Led and Intergenerational Responses to Plastic Pollution and the Complex Threads of Social and Cultural Wellbeing Years 2 Funding $53,686

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Date modified:: 2026-06-03