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ii’ taa’poh’to’p symbols across The Métis Sash

UCalgary hosts leading historian in Métis Studies for Celebrate Métis Week

Illustration of church steeple

Resolution Support Workforce provides cultural healing and reconciliation to Indigenous communities

In the News: Caroline Tait and colleagues writing in The Conversation Canada

Outing a pretendian: How four Métis scholars redefined Indigenous identity policy

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Unlocking the future of leadership: Haskayne Wilderness Retreat celebrates 20 years

Tina Nash

Class of 2024: Indigenous graduate already has lifetime of experience caring for community

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Indigenous Panel Explores Business's Role in Contributing to Truth and Reconciliation

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

On a grassy hill, a white tipi sits in front of a glass building

UCalgary invites public to engage in reconciliation through free Indigenous Knowledge Lecture Series

Shawna Cunningham

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