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2026

CRKN Virtual Conference: Creative Collaborations, Collective Momentum

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May 12 - 14, 2026

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Collaborative Pathways: Implementing UNDRIP in GLAM

Thursday May 14, 2026
From 1:30pm to 2:00pm
Digital Heritage

How can the GLAM sector come together to fully recognize Indigenous authority over cultural heritage? 

Implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples presents a critical opportunity for the Canadian GLAM sector to move beyond acknowledgement toward meaningful structural change. For all of us in the GLAM sector, developing a shared understanding of UNDRIP is both a collective responsibility and a pathway toward more respectful, Indigenous-led collaboration with communities historically excluded from cultural decision-making. 

This panel explores how UNDRIP can be mobilized as a practical framework for change within museums and heritage spaces. Panelists will discuss common challenges in implementation, share lessons learned through initiatives led by the Canadian Museums Association, and examine how UNDRIP-informed approaches can strengthen governance, decision-making, and relationships with Indigenous communities. 

Grounded in the CMA’s Moved to Action initiatives and drawing from our related program delivery, the discussion will highlight examples for supporting and advancing recognition of Indigenous authority. As well, we will introduce cultural heritage tools designed to support recognition of Indigenous authority over cultural heritage, including the collaboratively developed UNDRIP Assessment Framework. Participants will gain insight into practical strategies for aligning institutional practice with UNDRIP and advancing coordinated, sector-wide implementation. 

Speakers

SDanyluk

Stephanie
Danyluk

Sr Manager Community Engagement
Canadian Museums Association
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NHenbrey

Nicole
Hembrey

Moved to Action Coordinator
Canadian Museums Association
View bio for Nicole Hembrey
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CRKN respectfully acknowledges that its offices are located on the traditional, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe People. We also recognize that our member institutions are situated across the land now known as Canada, and we extend our respect and gratitude to all First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities.

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    • Directories
    • Publishers and Vendors
    • Tools and Services
      • Foreign Exchange Service
      • Perpetual Access Rights Reports (Serials)
  • Open Access
    • Partnership for Open Access
    • Community Open Access Initiatives
    • Read and Publish Agreements
    • APC Discounts
    • Assessment Guidelines for Open Access Publishers
    • SCOAP³
    • CRKN Open Access Journals List
  • Canadiana
    • About the Canadiana Collections
      • Call for Canadiana Collection Development Projects
      • What’s New in the Collections
      • Navigating the Collections
      • System Status
      • Canadiana Citation Guide
      • Canadiana Infrastructure Updates
      • Canadiana Metadata and Usage Reports
      • Rights Statement Project
      • History of Canadiana
    • Digitization Services
      • Digitization Projects
    • Preservation and Access
      • Trustworthy Digital Repository
    • Digital Heritage Content and Preservation Listserv
    • Acquisition and Use of Commercial Microfilm
    • Future of Canadiana
  • Persistent Identifiers
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