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Naomi Klein on the future of climate justice
Published: March 02, 2023
How the COP27 climate conference could confront colonialism by centring Indigenous rights
Many “green” solutions represent more violations of Indigenous rights and territories, without consultation or consent
What are Indian day schools? 3 things you might not know
Like residential schools in Canada, Indian days schools were created to assimilate Indigenous children and eradicate their culture
Bringing Indigenous ways of knowing into mental health supports
UBC researchers are listening to the experiences of diverse youth to help them develop coping strategies for cyberbullying
Using drone deliveries to enhance health care in rural, remote and Indigenous communities
A UBC partnership could make health care more accessible to isolated communities across Canada
Learning from Indigenous knowledge holders on the state and future of wild Pacific salmon
Elders expressed great concern about the role of greed in management choices
Building community resilience to wildfires in BC
Why we need to address the inequities that communities face in dealing with wildfires
6 ways to deepen your understanding of Indian residential school history
Here’s how to learn more on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the same date as Orange Shirt Day
Truth before reconciliation: 8 ways to identify and confront Residential School denialism
Denialism obscures the truth about Canada’s Indian Residential School system in ways that protect the status quo
Two years after the MMIWG report, targeted work must move urgently ahead
Urgent and purposeful attention is needed to respond to the appalling reality of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
How art can help with Indigenous reconciliation
Artist Kent Monkman, now showing at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology, is changing the way people see Canadian history
Artist marks a central Musqueam gathering place at UBC transit hub
Musqueam artist Brent Sparrow’s ʔəlqsən (Point Grey) installation welcomes commuters to this significant point of land