Biindige – Welcome!

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University of Waterloo 2nd year Architecture students in class ceremony – June 2024 – Cambridge, ON.

Aanii Biindige! – Greetings Welcome!

Thank you for visiting my website. Here, I detail some of the projects related to teaching, public speaking and consulting that I am working on currently and some of the projects I have done in the past.

I completed a PhD in Indigenous education in 2018. Check out my dissertation here. I have been a professor or Anishinaabe and Indigenous studies since 2011. Here is my profile on the University of Waterloo  Architecture site, where I am currently an adjunct. 

I am a full time consultant and support several organizations including Teach for Canada, Natural Resources Canada,  Science Rendezvous, Mamawesewen Tribal Council and the University of Graz in Austria. I help organizations write grants, better understand topics related to Indigenous peoples, and restore land, amongst other important work. I have helped secure several million dollars in grant funding for various projects throughout my career.

Please feel welcome to explore and or contact me if you have any questions  mkomose19@gmail

Ajijak – Crane drying its feathers on White Fish Island, Bawating – 2021. Image courtesy of Andrew Judge

Contribution samples
Since mid 2012 I have been working in the field of Indigenous education and have focused much of my efforts on land restoration. Below are projects you can review to familiarized yourself with my work. 

Media
Globe and mail – 2024 – Why and how to plant your own food forest.

Ontario Nature Magazine – 2022 –  The Forgotten Fruit – Interview.

World Wildlife Fund – 2022- Today we have gardens but before we designed entire landscapes.

Daily Beast – 2022 – Pyschedelics are surging at the expense of Indigenous peoples (paywall).

CBC – 2020 – Student in Laurier course to design sustainable habitats for local church community groups.

Publications
Forthcoming 2025: Judge, A. & Sánchez, J. Boozhoo Balanyá / Greetings, Jaguar of Water! An Indigenous-centered study abroad in Iximulew / Guatemala. Bloomsbury Handbook of Indigenous Education and Research.

Ho-Tassone, E., Judge, A., Trant, A., & Courtenay, S. (2023). Collaborative watershed analysis: A ‘groupthink’assessment of cumulative effects. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 49, S104-S115.

Artists in Presidents – 2022 – Transmissions to Power – I Choose to Remember – Recording.

Judge, A., Fukuzawa, S., & Ferrier, J. (2021). Local Indigenous ways of knowing and learning in the classroom through Community-engaged learning. Teaching Anthropology Journal, 10(4), 47-57.