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Ceremonial welcome celebrates Indigenous scholarship at UCalgary

Faculty and staff members are invited to reflect and learn about Indigenous ways of doing, being, knowing, and connecting with the goal to foster meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples and communities.

New UCalgary program embraces Indigenous perspectives and intercultural capacity building

Aapiiniioyis (White Buffalo Lodge)

Aapiiniioyis (White Buffalo Lodge) fosters connection and contemplation

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‘It starts with a smudge’: Chantel Large shares how Indigenous knowledge has shaped her teaching

Shawna Cunningham

Award-winning research explores collective knowledge of post-secondary Indigenous staff

Cree language researchers

Research proposal written entirely in Cree language receives federal funding

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Got a great idea? UCalgary educators invited to apply for 2024 Indigenous Curriculum Grants

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UCalgary celebrates launch of world’s 1st United Nations University Hub

Melody Kulifaj

Métis Bachelor of Education student leads by example in Indigenous Education program

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International Mountain Day: ‘Benchmark’ assessment reveals depth of Indigenous Peoples’ relationship with Canada’s mountains