Office of Indigenous Engagement
The Office of Indigenous Engagement and ii' taa'poh'to'p guide UCalgary on its path of transformation, and communicate its commitment and responsibility for truth and reconciliation.
Let us move forward with promise, hope and caring for the sake of those children not yet born, seven generations into the future.
The Strategy
Launched in 2017, ii' taa'poh'to'p guides the University of Calgary on its path to truth and reconciliation.
Stories
What Sixties Scoop survivors built — and are teaching forward to their children and grandchildren
Social Work professor Marlyn Bennett on the intergenerational transmission of our own ‘languages of love’
How a social work student helped expand land-based healing in rural Alberta
Curtis White helped secure $97,878 to grow a youth hunting initiative in Bigstone Cree Nation
Southern Alberta Medical Program gifted Blackfoot names
Accepting Indigenous names confirms a commitment to respect the land and to build relationships grounded in truth, reconciliation and mutual respect
‘Knowledge is knowledge’: UCalgary gathering charts a new path in education
Drawing on Indigenous teachings and community partnership, UCalgary is creating space for multiple knowledge systems to meet with respect
Indigenous history through dance
Transdisciplinary researcher Evangelina Macias leads a new course inviting UCalgary students to learn about Treaty 7
UCalgary marks National Indigenous Peoples Day with 11th Campfire Chats
Indigenous artists from across Canada lead a celebration of storytelling, tradition and community