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  • Stories as Knowledge,
• 2026-10-17

Choosing the Margins: A Short Guide for Graduate Researchers

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This video is part of an ongoing inquiry into digital storytelling as a decolonial research method. It brings together personal narrative and methodological reflection to explore how knowledge can be produced through embodied, relational, and multimodal forms.

Land Acknowledgment

The Digital Storytelling Lab operates on the unceded territories of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation. We recognize and honor the deep histories, cultures, and ongoing presence of Indigenous peoples in this region and across Canada. Storytelling has long been a vital practice for Indigenous communities, carrying knowledge, traditions, and resistance across generations. As a space dedicated to storytelling, we are committed to fostering respectful relationships, amplifying diverse voices, and continually learning from Indigenous ways of knowing. We acknowledge our responsibility to engage with these narratives ethically and to support decolonial approaches to knowledge-sharing.

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