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Indigenous Research Assistants:
Borders Hide the Horizon Red Paper
Borders Hide the Horizon examines how Indigenous nations have long understood territory, kinship, mobility, diplomacy, and belonging beyond the borders of settler states. Through essays, research, art, and public education, the project asks what Indigenous internationalisms reveal about borders, migration, citizenship, displacement, and sovereignty in Canada and across the world.
This Red Paper project is led by Dr. Megan Scribe,
Education Director at Yellowhead Institute.
About the Role
With support from a research assistant (RA), the project team will advance research that informs the Red Paper and
Dr. Megan Scribe’s writing and analysis.
- Position Type: 10 hours per week, maximum 130 hours
per term - Rate: $35/hour – $40/hour based on experience
- Eligibility: Open to Indigenous applicants with some
post-secondary education and/or relevant experience. Applicants do not need to be current students at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU). Applicants must be based in Canada. - Location: Primarily remote, with opportunities for
in-person participation. Applicants based in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are preferred to facilitate optional
in-person activities. - Length of Contract: Fall 2026 to Winter 2027
- Deadline to Apply: October 1, 2026, 11:59pm
Please visit our Submissions page if you are interested in collaborating on a Yellowhead Brief or Special Report. We also encourage artists, photographers and media makers to submit samples of existing work for consideration for future collaborations.