Campus
- Scarborough (UTSC)
Cross-Appointments
Fields of Study
- Culture & History
- Environment & Climate
- Policy & Planning
- Social & Political Geography
Areas of Interest
Indigenous environmental governance in the Great Lakes, Place and coexistence, community engaged research, anticolonial research and knowledge production on Indigenous lands, Indigenous environmental justice and law.
Biography
I am recruiting students interested in anti-colonial and Indigenous research methodologies in support of Indigenous jurisdiction and environmental governance, relationality and coexistence, including in urban places.
Publications
Latulippe, N. 2025. Race, Indigenous knowledge, and a relational alternative in fisheries policy research. Marine Policy, 175: 1-11.
Latulippe, N., Livesey, B., Whaanga-Schollum, D., Jamieson, C., Clark, J., and R. Kiddle. 2023. Maanjiwe Nendamowinan (The Gathering of Minds): Connecting Indigenous placemakers and caring for place through co-creative research with the Toronto Islands. Environment & Planning F: Philosophy, Theory, Models, Methods and Practice, 2(1-2): 96-120.
McGregor, D., Latulippe, N., Whitlow, R., Gansworth, K.L., McGregor, L., and S. Allen. 2023. Towards Meaningful Research and Engagement: Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Great Lakes Governance, Journal of Great Lakes Research, 49(1): S22-S31.
Latulippe, N. 2022. Restoring the river, restoring relations: On Anishinaabe artist Michael Belmore’s stone series, Replenishment. Cultural Geographies, 30(4): 649-659.
Latulippe, N. and N. Klenk. 2020. Making Room and Moving Over: From Local Knowledge Co-production to Indigenous Knowledge Sovereignty in Addressing Global Environmental Change. Current Opinion in Sustainability, 42: 7-14.