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Current Research

I am currently working on several projects. I am the main researcher for the project in Brazil and the project in Lac Seul, Ontario, Canada. I am also a collaborator with several researchers and these are listed below with the publications which are already in the public domain. 

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The Emic and the Etic and Ahnishinahbayeshshikaywin in Lac Seul, Northwestern Ontario, Canada

Status: Ongoing. 

Team: George Kenny, Alicia Colson PhD, Mike Makwa Auksi, Susannah Cass PhD and John Bonnett PhD. Advisors: Adar Charlton PhD and Mary McPherson

Publications:

​Colson, Alicia J. M., and George ‘Choch’ Kenny. 2024. ‘Colorizing Historical Photographs: Ethical Dilemmas of a New Digital Technique’. First American Art Magazine 42 (Spring): 102–4.​

​Colson, Alicia J. M., Michael Makwa Auksi, and George ‘Choch’ Kenny. 2024. ‘On the Tracks to Translating Indigenous Knowledge’. Sapiens, June 25. https://www.sapiens.org/culture/on-the-tracks-to-translating-indigenous-knowledge/.

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Location: Lac Seul First Nation, Ontario, Canada

Funding status: Additional funding required

Funding so far: Wenner Gren Engaged Grant, In Kind Funding obtained

Who is the 'Other'? Brazil's Indigenous meet Darwin

Status: Analysis in progress

Team: Alicia Colson

Publications: In progress

Location: Salvador, Baia, and Rio de Janeiro and on down the coast on the Oosteshielde (Dutch Schooner) as part of Darwin200 as an EC50, The Explorers Club 

Funding status: Completed fieldwork

Fieldwork required: Done

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Collaborations with various researchers globally

Currently involved with several researchers with on different projects with publications being written.

1) Eduard-Claudiu Gloss PhD, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania

Publications:

​Colson, Alicia J. M., and Eduard-Claudiu Gloss. 2024. ‘The Algorithmic Art: Exploring the Intersection of Human Imagination and AI Technology’. Ekphrasis (2067-631X) 32 (2): 48–72. https://doi.org/10.24193/ekphrasis.32.3.

2) Fabien Schultz PhD, Head of the Ethnopharmacology and Zoopharmacognosy at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine (BNITM), Germany.

Publications: Forthcoming.

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