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SUMMARY:Indigenous Stream - Internal Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Stream\n\nConnection Stream - $25,000 for one year\n\nProjects funded through this stream will:\n\n\n	Include Indigenous team members and strong relationships with Indigenous communities and other partners throughout\n	Advance relationships with Indigenous communities, families, and organizations to co-develop an impactful project proposal (such as building an Advisory, Equitable Research Agreement, Ceremony and Cultural Events, Community Gathering, etc.)\n	Recognize the diversity of Indigenous nations across Canada and respect local governance, cultural protocols, and self-determination.\n	Builds trust and mutual understanding with Indigenous academics and the communities being served.\n	Include meaningful engagement of people with lived and living experience throughout all project stages.\n	All Knowledge Mobilization activities fully recognize and include the participation of Indigenous partners.\n	Methodology respects Indigenous-led principles (e.g., OCAP, CARE, FAIR, etc.).\n	Advance outcomes for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families across at least one of three KBHN challenge areas: Early Identification; Access to Interventions/integrations; and Family Supports\n\n\n \n\nCommunity Impact Stream - $100,000/ year for two years\n\nProjects funded through this stream will:\n\n\n	Have robust partnerships with the community, with co-developed priorities identified by Indigenous families, leaders, and Knowledge Keepers, etc.\n	Include Indigenous team members and strong relationships with Indigenous communities and other partners throughout\n	Advance solutions that are feasible, scalable, and sustainable within Indigenous contexts.\n	Recognize the diversity of Indigenous nations across Canada and respect local governance, cultural protocols, and self-determination.\n	Builds capacity, including non-western knowledge capacity, of Indigenous academics and the communities being served.\n	Include meaningful engagement of people with lived and living experience throughout all project stages.\n	All Knowledge Mobilization activities fully recognize and include the participation of Indigenous partners.\n	Methodology respects Indigenous-led principles (e.g., OCAP, CARE, FAIR, etc).\n	Advance outcomes for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families across at least one of three KBHN challenge areas: Early Identification; Access to Interventions/ integrations; and Family Supports\n\n\n \n\n\nInternal Application Deadline: Nov 02, 2026 \n\nUMFOD Details: https://research.ad.umanitoba.ca/mrt/pubapp/umfo_view.php?id=4403\n\nProgram URL: https://kidsbrainhealth.ca/indigenous-stream/\nInternal Deadline
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><body>Indigenous Stream<br /><br />Connection Stream - $25\,000 for one year<br /><br />Projects funded through this stream will:<br /><br /><br />	Include Indigenous team members and strong relationships with Indigenous communities and other partners throughout<br />	Advance relationships with Indigenous communities\, families\, and organizations to co-develop an impactful project proposal (such as building an Advisory\, Equitable Research Agreement\, Ceremony and Cultural Events\, Community Gathering\, etc.)<br />	Recognize the diversity of Indigenous nations across Canada and respect local governance\, cultural protocols\, and self-determination.<br />	Builds trust and mutual understanding with Indigenous academics and the communities being served.<br />	Include meaningful engagement of people with lived and living experience throughout all project stages.<br />	All Knowledge Mobilization activities fully recognize and include the participation of Indigenous partners.<br />	Methodology respects Indigenous-led principles (e.g.\, OCAP\, CARE\, FAIR\, etc.).<br />	Advance outcomes for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families across at least one of three KBHN challenge areas: Early Identification\; Access to Interventions/integrations\; and Family Supports<br /><br /><br /> <br /><br />Community Impact Stream - $100\,000/ year for two years<br /><br />Projects funded through this stream will:<br /><br /><br />	Have robust partnerships with the community\, with co-developed priorities identified by Indigenous families\, leaders\, and Knowledge Keepers\, etc.<br />	Include Indigenous team members and strong relationships with Indigenous communities and other partners throughout<br />	Advance solutions that are feasible\, scalable\, and sustainable within Indigenous contexts.<br />	Recognize the diversity of Indigenous nations across Canada and respect local governance\, cultural protocols\, and self-determination.<br />	Builds capacity\, including non-western knowledge capacity\, of Indigenous academics and the communities being served.<br />	Include meaningful engagement of people with lived and living experience throughout all project stages.<br />	All Knowledge Mobilization activities fully recognize and include the participation of Indigenous partners.<br />	Methodology respects Indigenous-led principles (e.g.\, OCAP\, CARE\, FAIR\, etc).<br />	Advance outcomes for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families across at least one of three KBHN challenge areas: Early Identification\; Access to Interventions/ integrations\; and Family Supports<br /><br /><br /> <br /><br /><br />Internal Application Deadline: Nov 02\, 2026 <br /><br />UMFOD Details: https://research.ad.umanitoba.ca/mrt/pubapp/umfo_view.php?id=4403<br /><br />Program URL: https://kidsbrainhealth.ca/indigenous-stream/</body></html>
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