"Let us move forward with promise, hope and caring for the sake of those children not yet born, seven generations into the future."
National Indigenous History Month
National Indigenous History Month is an opportunity to reflect, learn and honour the rich histories, diverse cultures and stories of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Throughout June, the UCalgary campus community comes together to celebrate the accomplishments, histories and cultures of Indigenous communities.
The annual Campfire Chats, held in partnership with Heritage Park, celebrates Indigenous oral tradition and storytelling through music and performance. Where We Gather, The Land Speaks, held at the Nickle Gallery in the Taylor Family Digital Library is a presentation of emerging Indigenous artists whose work demonstrates their relation to the land. And finally, we come together as relatives to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our Indigenous students at the annual Indigenous Graduation Celebration hosted by Writing Symbols Lodge.
In the spirit of meaningful reconciliation, let us build authentic reciprocal relationships as we continue walking parallel paths together towards our shared future.

Campfire Chats 2025
On National Indigenous Peoples Day, the University of Calgary and Heritage Park welcome you for the 10th annual Campfire Chats. On June 21, join us in partnership as we honour the Indigenous peoples’ of Canada through live music and performances in A Celebration of Indigenous Music and Culture.

The Strategy
Launched in 2017, ii' taa'poh'to'p guides the University of Calgary on its path to truth and reconciliation.
Stories
New UCalgary initiative encourages relational action and self-reflection
Office of Indigenous Engagement-led program is an avenue to learn about being a “good relative”
WalterFedy and UCalgary launch award to support Indigenous design students
Grant provides financial support to make city-building education more accessible
2025 Indigenous Curriculum Grant recipients announced
Pipe ceremony launches third cohort of projects while reflecting on learnings from those recently completed
Class of 2025: Indigenous Graduation celebrates future teachers, leaders and Knowledge Keepers
Graduates reflect on the meaning of Writing Symbols Lodge’s annual celebration
Campfire Chats celebrate Indigenous culture and music
UCalgary and Heritage Park co-host National Indigenous Peoples Day event
What does ‘Made in Canada’ mean to you?
Four UCalgary alumni explore how consumers can be more thoughtful, strategic, and patriotic on National Indigenous Peoples Day and beyond

Begin Your Journey
Take our new online course, Beginning the Journey Towards Reconciliation. Learn more about Indigenous peoples in Canada, as well as, consider the effects of colonization and the legacy of residential schools.