Indigenous Literary Studies Association
To honour the history and promote the ongoing production of Indigenous literatures in all forms; to advance the ethical and vigorous study and teaching of those literatures; to reaffirm the value of Indigenous knowledges and methodologies within literary expression and study; to foster respectful relationships within and between academic and non-academic communities; to facilitate mentorship and professional development; and to advocate for responsible institutional transformation. ILSA helps br
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- Category: organization
- Website: http://www.indigenousliterarystudies.org/
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- Website: http://www.indigenousliterarystudies.org/ (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Country: Canada (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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To honour the history and promote the ongoing production of Indigenous literatures in all forms; to advance the ethical and vigorous study and teaching of those literatures; to reaffirm the value of Indigenous knowledges and methodologies within literary expression and study; to foster respectful relationships within and between academic and non-academic communities; to facilitate mentorship and professional development; and to advocate for responsible institutional transformation. ILSA helps br
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