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M©tis Methodologies - Laura Forsythe

M©tis Methodologies

By: Laura Forsythe (Editor), Jennifer Markides (Editor)

Paperback | 10 October 2026 | Edition Number 1

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An enriching and inviting collection, Metis Methodologies clarifies what makes Metis research methods distinct. Insightful and frank reflections on wide-ranging research applications guide readers toward rich research paradigms for ethical and relational scholarship on Metis life, kin, history, and homelands.

Positioned in the context of decolonial research, this collection argues that research undertaken by Metis scholars can and should reflect specific Metis experiences of colonization. This collection represents a groundbreaking contribution to Metis research methodologies. It offers a framework for conducting research in Metis contexts and serves as an accessible entry point for those interested in learning about Metis epistemology, ontology, and axiology. In response to a community request, this collection showcases Metis ways of knowing, being, and doing in research. 

Through grounded examples in research projects on Michif language revitalization, land-based pedagogy, health research, digital storytelling, and literary criticism, readers will learn specific techniques for research in this important contribution to decolonial knowledge production and research methodologies.

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