50 Years of Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba
Through UM’s Ongomiizwin Health Services, physicians travel to Manitoba’s northern and remote communities, bridging gaps and offering cultural care.
UM community commits to actions to advance Reconciliation.
University of Manitoba experts interweave Indigenous knowledge and K-12 practice.
The Rady Faculty commemorated the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation across the Bannatyne and Fort Garry campuses.
Reflecting growth, understanding and commitment to Reconciliation
Alum Nathan Maertins shares his experience on a real-world project during his Asper MBA.
Students, Elders and Survivors share stories of healing and hope, reminding us to listen, learn and act for reconciliation.
Investment will support the construction of a new permanent home for the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.
Occupational therapy students welcomed in ceremony highlighting community and connectedness.
This funding supports efforts to transform education and amplify Indigenous excellence for generations to come.
The gift will strengthen the NCTR’s capacity to offer resources and programs that engage youth and children in learning, understanding, and action
Join the celebration at open house on Sept. 11
A 12-week UM program helps faculty and staff integrate Indigenous content and advance Reconciliation across campus.
Gather, learn, belong at Indigenous Orientation 2025.
Indigenous artists offer connection, share stories and spark conversation through art.
The recipients, Purposeful Movements Ltd. and Amik Aviation Ltd., will be honoured at the annual event on November 6, 2025.
