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Robert-Falcon Ouellette is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Education, University of Ottawa, and a 27-year Canadian Armed Forces veteran. His research spans Indigenous education, military ethics, political science, and reconciliation policy. A Red Pheasant Cree Nation member, he established Yellowquill University College in Manitoba and advocates for Indigenous language rights in parliamentary processes.
- PhD and two Master's degrees from Laval University
- Only the second Indigenous person to earn a PhD from Laval in 350 years
Research interests include: Indigenous education systems, military ethics frameworks, post-colonial governance, language preservation, and reconciliation mechanisms. His work bridges historical analysis (e.g., 1885 Métis resistance) with contemporary policy advocacy (e.g., child welfare reform under Bill C-92).
Scientific awards:
- Canadian Decoration for loyal military service (2009)
- Two National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation Scholarships (2007-2010)
- Award for Credit Programming Over 48 Hours (2012)
He chairs the Indigenous Caucus in political processes and focuses on constitutional negotiations, linguistic rights, and healthcare workforce development. His social media activism (#SundanceStrong, #ReconciliationOrRegression) demonstrates public engagement with Indigenous issues.
