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Pierrot Ross-Tremblay (Innu Essipit) is a Professor and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Intellectual Traditions & Self-Determination at the University of Ottawa's Institute of Indigenous Research and Studies (IIRS) within the Faculty of Arts. His work centers on First Peoples' responses to colonialism, focusing on cultural memory preservation, narrative sovereignty, and legal tradition revitalization.
Educations:
- PhD in Sociology (Memory Studies), University of Essex, 2012
- MA in Conflict Studies (Federalism, Conflict Management), University of Ottawa, 2005
- BA in Law (International & Indigenous Law), Université Laval, 2000
Research emphasizes documenting oral archives, combatting cultural oblivion, and developing holographic technologies for intergenerational knowledge transfer. His Chair includes four operational units: Documentation & Archives, Research & Analysis, Teaching & Knowledge Sharing, and Community Service. Projects like the First Peoples Confluence initiative provide digital tools for self-archiving and community story production.
Awards:
- Canada Research Chair in First Peoples' Intellectual Traditions & Self-Determination
Consulting services offered through the Applied Research Unit address memory projects, legal frameworks, environmental protection, and conflict resolution. Teaching focuses on Indigenous self-determination, legal traditions, and applied research methodologies.
Labs/Teams: Leads the IIRS research team specializing in ancestral legal systems, narrative sovereignty, and decolonial practices.
