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Cora Voyageur is an Indigenous social scientist who has made significant contributions to academic sociology and communities. A member of the Athabasca Chipewyan Nation and a residential school survivor, she has been a full Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Calgary since 1998. Her research focuses on Indigenous women’s leadership, health, entrepreneurship, community development, and the ways Indigenous peoples have shaped Canadian society. Cora has published or co-published several significant works, including 'Firekeepers 21st Century: Nations Women Chiefs' and 'Hidden Plain Sight: Contributions Aboriginal Peoples Canadian Identity Culture'. She has authored dozens of academic articles and book chapters and has presented her research at over 100 academic conferences and international forums, including at the United Nations. Her work has garnered awards and recognition, highlighting her impact in both academic and community spheres.
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