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Open for submissions: 2025 UCalgary Indigenous Curriculum Grants

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Indigenizing leadership pathways: A journey through the impactful Ch’nook Scholars program

A sunset scene in a field with a tipi, a tree, and a campfire. Top left in red: Campfire Chats. Bottom left in white: A Celebration of Indigenous Music and Culture.

National Indigenous History Month kicks off at UCalgary

Grant recipients gathered in Taylor Institute

Pipe ceremony accepts new Indigenous curriculum grant recipients for their work ahead

Creator reaching out while surrounded by a group of people holding hands, each representing one of the Nations that are part of the Indigenous Strategy.

Elders validate Journey update report and unveil new Winter Count symbol and join UCalgary on a parallel path

People gather in the lodge for a pipe ceremony.

Grandmother’s Lodge is home away from home for Indigenous students

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How can you do ‘brave work’? A Q-and-A with Jennifer MacDonald and Jennifer Markides

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Ceremonial welcome celebrates Indigenous scholarship at UCalgary

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