The Force is strong with Anishinaabemowin: Honouring National Indigenous Languages Day

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The Force is strong with Anishinaabemowin: Honouring National Indigenous Languages Day

March 31, 2025 —
March 31 is National Indigenous Languages Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the rich linguistic heritage of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. It is also a time to reflect on the importance of revitalization efforts and the urgent need to preserve Indigenous languages for future generations.

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Faculty of Architecture representatives engage in a panel discussion where they shared their faculty’s Reconciliation journey and how the Framework can drive change at UM.

UM launches Truth and Reconciliation Framework: Time for Action

March 10, 2025 —
The University of Manitoba (UM) took a significant step forward in its commitment to reconciliation with the launch of its Truth and Reconciliation Framework: Time for Action (Framework). The Framework was launched at an event on March 3, 2025, at the Fort Garry Campus, and marks a turning point in UM’s ongoing journey to address the legacies of colonialism and foster meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities.

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Transforming spaces for generations to follow

March 7, 2025 —
Graduate student and Anthropology professor collaborate on art installation

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Angie Bruce wearing a black jacket and fuchsia top and wearing beaded earrings.

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CBC Up to Speed: Angie Bruce, Truth and Reconciliation framework

March 4, 2025 —
Angie Bruce, Vice-President(Indigenous) joins Faith Fundal of CBC's Up to Speed to discuss the launch of UM's Truth and Reconciliation Framework.

ICE alumni stand beneath the whale bone arch in Niaqunngut (Apex), a scenic area of Iqaluit.

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The power of community and shared leadership

February 21, 2025 —
The university experience extends beyond textbooks and lectures—it’s also about building community, igniting change and shaping the future.

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People jigging at UM Louis Riel Day Celebration.

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Celebrating Louis Riel: Honouring Métis Heritage

February 10, 2025 —
Food, live music and connecting with community will be centre stage at this year’s Louis Riel Day Celebration taking place Friday, Feb. 14 on UM’s Fort Garry Campus.

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Image is the book covers for A Two-Spirit Journey and When the Pine Needles Fall.

UM on the Canada Reads 2025 longlist

January 22, 2025 —
Two books with strong ties to the University of Manitoba have been selected for this year’s CBC's Canada Reads competition: A Two-Spirit Journey by Ma-Nee Chacaby with Mary Louisa Plummer published by University of Manitoba Press and When the Pine Needles Fall by Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel with UM Assistant Professor in History and Indigenous Studies Sean Carleton.

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Artwork by Jackie Traverse featuring Elders with youth.

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