Faculty of Education News Archive
Faculty of Education
Saving Indigenous languages
January 26, 2018 —
Amid the buzz of revelry recognizing the University of Manitoba's two new Canada Research Chair (CRC) appointments, Dr. Frank Deer struck a somber note, underlining the urgency of his work as CRC in Indigenous education.
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
2018 MPHETE Conference Resources
January 22, 2018 —
2018 MPHETE Conference Resources
Building us up: The 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients
January 12, 2018 —
The recipients of this year’s Distinguished Alumni Awards are accomplished community builders and leaders
Faculty of Education
Ready for uncertainty
January 8, 2018 —
Growing up best friends with Miss Popular in elementary school, a young Lee Airton learned a defining lesson that would guide her career path as an academic focused on making schools welcoming places for gender and sexual diversity.
Faculty of Education
Welcoming gender diversity
January 3, 2018 —
The 2018 Ed Talk Series kicks off Jan. 8, with Dr. Lee Airton, assistant professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies in Education at Queen's University
Indigenous
Top Indigenous stories of 2017
December 21, 2017 —
It was another tremendous year of accomplishments in 2017 at the University of Manitoba, including many inspiring initiatives and events that celebrate the successes of the U of M Indigenous community and advance Indigenous achievement
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
CONFERENCE PAGE: 2018 MPHETE Student Leadership Conference
December 7, 2017 —
The 4th annual MPHETE Student Leadership Conference, "Affirming Identities" will focus on diversity and inclusion within physical education.
Indigenous
Teaching the next generation
December 7, 2017 —
"I just want to be there for them, because these young people are giving me back something that was taken away from me when I was in Residential Schools.”
Faculty of Arts
Two decades of Harry Potter
December 7, 2017 —
There are few people who were children in the late 1990s and early 2000s who grew up without Harry Potter. A new panel has explored this tradition of two decades.
Indigenous
Integrating Indigenous stories into the classroom
December 6, 2017 —
'Within the moccasin is a story about life, and a story that can be dated back all the way to the beginning of time'





