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What does ‘Made in Canada’ mean to you?
Four UCalgary alumni explore how consumers can be more thoughtful, strategic, and patriotic on National Indigenous Peoples Day and beyond
CIH Fellow uses techniques from graphic novels to explain politics of wildfire management
CIH Graduate Student Fellow Jamie Michaels (English) publishes new peer-reviewed article
CIH Graduate Student Fellow recognized at Faculty of Arts Awards
English PhD candidate Jamie Michaels received Justice, Equity & Transformation Creativity Award
Public Humanities Fellow used her research skills to support Alzheimer Calgary
PhD candidate Comfort Kwarteng featured in university newsletter
Outstanding members of UCalgary Arts honoured
Faculty awards recognize Arts community's achievements and influence
Special issue explores the history of behavioural neuroscience
This special issue originated from a workshop funded by the Calgary Institute for the Humanities
LGBTQ2S+ Learning and Sharing at UCalgary. You make it happen.
Lively and accessible academic perspectives are essential in helping us to understand how far our communities have come, and how far we still need to go. The annual LGBTQ2S+ Lecture continues to play this important role by welcoming internationally renowned LGBTQ2S+ scholars, artists and activists to our city.
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