Indigenous News Archive
Alumni
Visionary Conversations asks: what does a decolonized Canada look like?
December 17, 2019 —
More than 400 people gathered at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to hear leading experts discuss how we can build a country based on mutual respect and fairness
Student shares personal story on homelessness and the power of research
December 9, 2019 —
'We are trying to see the light in the dark'
Lumbering towards a decolonized society
December 6, 2019 —
Iloradanon Efimoff, an Indigenous PhD student and Vanier Scholar in UM’s psychology department, shares her thoughts on decolonization and Indigenization
Indigenous
Head of Native Studies wants to reframe discussions around power relationships in history
December 6, 2019 —
Moving towards reconciliation is the driving force behind Dr. Cary Miller's work
UM research project to improve kidney health in remote communities wins funding from TD Bank
December 3, 2019 —
This funding will expand the University of Manitoba’s Kidney Check program
CBC: ‘Magical’ Michif: First kitchen party connects keen learners with Métis language
December 2, 2019 —
About 100 participants celebrated culture and language at Migizii Agamik
Indigenous
UM students receive Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Awards
November 27, 2019 —
On Nov. 21, Indigenous youth from across the province were honoured with Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Awards.
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Award for research support in Indigenous health recognizes “unsung heroes”
November 26, 2019 —
Ongomiizwin – Research Services is now accepting applications for the Dawn Stewart Award for Research Support in Indigenous Health.
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
‘Spirit of the Bison’ celebrates Indigenous cultures & athletics
November 25, 2019 —
While it won't show up on the official scoresheets, this Saturday's Bison Sports games have extra meaning
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Occupational therapy grad giving back to her First Nations community
November 13, 2019 —
For single mother Kimberly Moors, graduating with a master’s degree means more than embarking on her new career – it also gives her a chance to give back to her community and honour her Indigenous roots.