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Indigenous Studies

This library guides outlines useful resources in support of various aspects of Indigenous Studies scholarship, particularly the Indigenous Studies program.

Kinship Rising mural at UVicLib

Created by the Kinship Rising Collective, the Fearless Sisters Rising mural honours the fearless, healing medicine of Indigenous bodies and land relations. Completed in 2018, Fearless Sisters Rising was collectively envisioned and painted over several months by a group of BIPOC young people, students and mentors. The design and project were conceptualized by lead artists Brianna Bear and Nicole Neidhardt. Visit UVic to view this remarkable piece--the mural is located in the main staircase of McPherson Library between the third and fourth floors. 

Why browse?

Browsing journals is a great way to see the latest trends and research in your discipline's top journals.  However, if you have a particular topic and are not sure which journal an article may be in, then searching a journal database would be more effective than journal browsing.

Some students find it helpful to browse current issues to get a sense of what the leading trends are.  The journals listed below are just a small handful, UVic Libraries subscribes to many more. 

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