Roxanne Korpan Senior Researcher & Historian
Domaines d'Expertise :
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Indigenous and Canadian History
research
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Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
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Research Design and Methodology
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Data Analysis and Management
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Reconciliation Initiatives
Formation
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Ph.D., specializing in Indigenous-Settler Relations, Religion, and Colonialism from University of Toronto
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M.A., University of Regina
- BA (Hons.), University of Regina
Roxanne (she/her) is a researcher, historian, and equity, diversity, and inclusion specialist. She is from Treaty Four territory in southern Saskatchewan on the lands of the nêhiyawak, Anishinaabeg, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakoda, and the homelands of the Métis Nation.
Roxanne has contributed to over 50 Archipel projects as a researcher, writer, facilitator, and project coordinator. Her work spans First Nations intellectual property rights, Indigenous women’s health, and colonial histories.
She has led key initiatives, including a report on Algonquin history for the Global Centre for Pluralism and Equity and Diversity Initiative audits for non-profits like Zero Ceiling and 2Spirit Manitoba.
Highlights
An award-winning historian, Roxanne continually refines Archipel’s research processes and ethics. She brings expertise from Treaty Four territory, where she volunteers with arts and culture non-profits and pursues contemporary dance professionally.