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2025. BluePrint: An Applied Approach to Accesibility Language and Use. Fiona P. McDonald, Tara Thompson, Elena Plotnikoff.
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2025. Savannah Kosteniuk talks with the CBC about “Collages and conversation: ethnographic collage workshop in Regina.” Link to Segment
PART 1: 2021 Anthropological Film Exhibition and Distribution by Sanderien Verstappen, Christos Varvantakis, Fiona P. McDonald, Alice Apley, Harjant S. Gill, Margot Mecca, Caterina Sartori, and Frode Storaas
2019. Community Report by Fiona McDonald and Madelaine Lekei.
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2025. BluePrint: An Applied Approach to Accesibility. Fiona P. McDonald, Tara Thompson, Elena Plotnikoff.
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2023. AAA | (CASCA) Executive Committee Panel
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PART 2: 2021 Rethinking Anthropological Film Exhibition and Distribution by Sanderien Verstappen, Christos Varvantakis, Fiona P. McDonald, Alice Apley, Harjant S. Gill, Margot Mecca, Caterina Sartori, and Frode Storaas
2025. BluePrint: Sample Record of Accessibility . Fiona P. McDonald, Tara Thompson, Elena Plotnikoff.
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2023. LaFlamme, Marcel, Donna Langille, and Fiona P. McDonald. “Making Methods Move : Toward Protocol Sharing Across the Disciplines.” Open Access Week. October 25. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0437802.
2019. Water in our Everyday Lives: The Sensory Storytelling Project. Frequencies Podcast.
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2025. A Method for Creative Reflexive Data in Autoethnography by Fiona P, McDonald, Donna Langille, Suzi Asa, and Emilie Isch.
2024. “Enhancing Teaching with Audio + Digital Technology.” Celebrate Learning Week. UBC.
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2021. “Collaboration in Virtual Environments:Honouring the Métis Method of Visiting” by Fiona McDonald and Hanna Paul.
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