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DESCRIPTION:The 51�Թ���Digital Research Services Hub\, within the Office of
  VPRI\, is delighted to invite all 51�Թ���researchers to a webinar on “The
  First Nations Principles of OCAP®” on Thursday\, November 25\, 10:00 a.m.
  EST\, presented by Ms. Melissa Dane\, Research Officer from the First Nat
 ions Information Governance Centre (FNIGC).\n\nThe First Nations principle
 s of OCAP® offer a framework for how First Nations’ data and information s
 hould be collected\, protected\, used\, and shared. Standing for ownership
 \, control\, access\, and possession\, OCAP® is a tool to support strong i
 nformation governance on the path to First Nations data sovereignty. Using
  historical and current research and data management issues\, this present
 ation will explore the First Nations principles of OCAP® and First Nations
  data sovereignty and discuss the importance of each.\n\n>> Please registe
 r by November 24\n\nSpace is limited.\n\nAbout Melissa Dane\n\nMelissa Dan
 e (she/her/kwe) is Anishinaabe and currently resides in Treaty 9 (Northwes
 tern Ontario).  She is a Research Officer with the First Nations Informati
 on Governance Centre (FNIGC) where she investigates issues of First Nation
 s data sovereignty\, specifically in relation to research data management.
  She has a graduate degree in Applied Linguistics & Discourse Studies and 
 a passion for decolonizing research practice. \n
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR – The First Nations Principles of OCAP®
URL:/research/channels/event/webinar-first-nations-pri
 nciples-ocapr-334345
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