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Jennifer Markides

Community-led research focuses on holistic well-being of Indigenous youth

ii’ taa’poh’to’p, the University of Calgary’s Indigenous Strategy, is a commitment to deep evolutionary transformation by reimagining ways of knowing, doing, connecting, and being. Walking parallel paths together, ‘in a good way,’ UCalgary is moving towards genuine reconciliation and Indigenization. For more information about the Indigenous Strategy and upcoming events, please visit the Office of Indigenous Engagement website.

Learn about traditional Indigenous women’s voices today at noon

Doreen Spence

Elder in Residence receives one of Canada’s highest civilian honours

The Rockies

UCalgary leads way in launch of Canadian Mountain Assessment

John Borrows

Reconcile yourself with the earth

Calgary from across Bow River 1880 – 1900.

Métis meaning in a modern world

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Community Conversations event helps fuel national engagement framework

Amber Bedard, manager of UCalgary’s new Indigenous Research Support Team

Introducing UCalgary’s Indigenous Research Support Team

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Meet ii’ taa’poh’to’p’s 2020-21 intercultural capacity building grant recipients

Dr. Tiffany Prete hopes recording and preserving the experiences of residential school survivors will illuminate the truth of how colonization has impacted Niitsitapi lives and community

Historical images open door to sharing