Megan Julian Research Manager
Areas of Expertise
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Indigenous Project Management
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First Nations Data Sovereignty
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Urban and Regional Planning
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Indigenous Stewardship and Self-Determination
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Climate Change Adaptation for Indigenous Communities
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Facilitation
Education
- Master of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Hawai’i
- Bachelor’s degree in International Development, Saint Mary’s University
- Fundamentals of OCAP® online course from First Nations Information Governance Centre and Algonquin College
As Archipel’s Research Manager, Megan leads projects on Indigenous issues, including online safety, houselessness, and intellectual property rights. Her expertise spans Indigenous banking, habitat protection, and international funding for Indigenous Peoples.
A Coast Salish member of Stó:lo Nation (Shxwhá:y Village), Megan builds client relationships through Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing.
In addition to working for Archipel, Megan works in disaster-mitigation planning, sea-level rise adaptation, and Indigenous water planning. She’s passionate about language learning, and aerial acrobatics.