Canadian Science Policy Centre Magazine Editorial

Authored an invited editorial, “Environmental Scientists and Policymakers Have a Shared Responsibility to Reconciliation”, published in the inaugural edition of the Canadian Science Policy Magazine. The article explored how environmental decision-makers can meaningfully integrate Indigenous knowledge systems, with a focus on policy, science equity, and land governance.

• Translated lived experience and policy analysis into accessible editorial for a national science and policy audience

  
  

• Applied narrative and citation techniques to contextualize Indigenous knowledge within environmental and reconciliation frameworks

  
  

• Integrated case study research (Healing Broken Connections) into national commentary on ecological integrity and co-management

  
  

• Elevated Indigenous worldviews and challenged settler-scientific paradigms in Canadian environmental policy

  
  

• Aligned editorial tone with national science-policy dialogue and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action