Cody Groat is a Canadian scholar and historian, who focuses on the federal commemoration of Indigenous history from 1919 to present.
He is a Kanyen'kehaka citizen and band member of Six Nations of the Grand River.
[4] Groat holds a Master of Arts in World Heritage Studies from the University of Birmingham[5] and is presently a PhD Candidate in the Department of History at Wilfrid Laurier University.
[6] Early in his academic career, Groat published a compilation of more than 30 interviews with famous Canadians, including Paul Martin, Kim Campbell, Dan Aykroyd, and Farley Mowat.
[10] He is a former President of the Board of Directors for the Indigenous Heritage Circle[11] and is currently Chair of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO's Memory of the World National Committee.