Globe and Mail: Indigenous-centred spaces, curriculum start to take root at Canadian universities

Globe and Mail: Indigenous-centred spaces, curriculum start to take root at Canadian universities

October 18, 2016 —
Jason Bone, a graduate student at the University of Manitoba, is critical of the use of measurements that cite economic benefits to closing the education gap for indigenous people

Indigenous, indigenous achievement

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Bridging the gaps: Gord Downie growing support for Reconciliation

October 13, 2016 —
Following on The Secret Path partnership with the NCTR, Canadian icon Gord Downie and his family are joining forces with the family of Chanie Wenjack to expand Reconciliation.

Indigenous, National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, Philanthropy

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Peru study program students embark on ‘epic journey’

October 7, 2016 —
Petroglyphs, ancient ruins and floating islands made from bundled reeds highlighted the Peru study program led by Dr. Laara Fitznor this year.

community engagement, Faculty of Education, Indigenous

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Arts recognizes Indigenous alumni

October 5, 2016 —
The Faculty of Arts held the 16th annual Arts Celebrating Arts luncheon on September 23, 2016, marking the occasion by celebrating the achievements of Karen Beaudin and Nahanni Fontaine

Faculty of Arts, Homecoming, Indigenous

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Sustainability

Metro: Indigenous principles at core of University of Manitoba planning guide

October 4, 2016 —
The province's largest university is asking Indigenous communities to help envision a new campus.

campus community, Front and Centre - Indigenous Achievement, Indigenous, Office of Sustainability, Visionary (re)Generation

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CBC: Who’s teaching mandated Indigenous content?

October 3, 2016 —
The University of Manitoba hosted a workshop on Indigenous knowledge

Indigenous, indigenous achievement

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Initiative launched to empower youth voices

September 30, 2016 —
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) at the University of Manitoba, in partnership with the Vice Regal community, has launched the second annual Imagine a Canada national arts and communications initiative

Indigenous, National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

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