Educating Indigenous and non-Indigenous students through community engagement, teaching and research focused on the complexity of Indigenous issues and thought.
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February is Black History Month—a time to celebrate Black Canadians' achievements, reflect on their histories, and engage in meaningful conversations.
All month, the University of Alberta will highlight Black researchers, faculty, staff, and students leading with purpose. ualberta.ca/en/access-commun…
Join us for an online talk by leading Indigenous Studies scholar Dr. Mishuana Goeman (Tonawanda Band of Seneca): "Indigenous Geography: Mapping and Imagining Landscapes," FNS PhD student and Lecturer Kris Cromwell will host and moderate. You won't want to miss it!
When: Jan 30, 2025, 12-1:30 PM MST
Where: Virtual via Zoom
Click the link to register!
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Tomorrow! Museums & Libraries and Alumni Relations is honoured to host “nanekawâsis” matinee film screening & filmmaker discussion with FNS alumnus Conor McNally. This documentary celebrates the life and work of acclaimed nêhiyaw (Cree) artist George Littlechild.
When: Jan. 18, 2025, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Telus 150, Telus Building
Cost: Free
Click the link to learn more and register!
bit.ly/49T6f1l
POP episode 45: Liaising supports for Unhoused Indigenous Peoples in Edmonton — with Ceilidh Morrissette
The realities for the unhoused have changed, and there is more of a need for conscientious supports. Join Ceilidh Morrissette with Michelle Durocher and Paul Gareau as Ceilidh shares her experience with Water Warriors responding to the needs of the unhoused and houseless populations in Edmonton.
Click the link to watch! bit.ly/4hjmqHI
Join the Faculty of Native Studies for Research Day with keynotes from renowned scholars Ryan Crosschild and Sarah Carter!
When: January 17, 2025, 9-4:30 PM
Where: Orion Room, SUB
Click the link to register
bit.ly/40qXwAg
Join the Faculty of Native Studies for Research Day. We have very exciting presentations with keynotes from Ryan Crosschild and Sarah Carter!
When: January 17, 2025, 9-4:30 PM
Where: Orion Room, SUB
Click the link to register
bit.ly/40qXwAg
Museums & Libraries and Alumni Relations is honoured to host “nanekawâsis” matinee film screening & filmmaker discussion with FNS alumnus Conor McNally. This documentary celebrates the life and work of acclaimed nêhiyaw (Cree) artist George Littlechild.
When: Jan. 18, 2025, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Telus 150, Telus Building
Cost: Free
Click the link to learn more and register!
bit.ly/49T6f1l
Join the Faculty of Native Studies for Research Day with keynotes from renowned scholars Ryan Crosschild (11:30-1:00 PM) and Sarah Carter (2:30-3:30 PM)!
January 17, 2025, 9-4:40 PM
Orion Room, SUB
Click the link to register!
bit.ly/40qXwAg
Happening tomorrow! Book launch: By Strength We Are Still Here: Indigenous Peoples and Indian Residential Schooling in Inuvik, Northwest Territories by FNS and History, Classics, & Religion Associate Professor Crystal Fraser!
A reading, discussion, and signing will take place.
When: Saturday, January 11, 2025, 3:00 PM
Where: Audrey's Books 10702 Jasper Avenue
Foundations of Stereotypes (EXNS 2805)
Examine anti-Indigenous stereotypes and how the brain develops and reinforces stereotypes within North America's settler colonial context. This online microcredential highlights the social and political functions of stereotypes and concludes by deconstructing significant stereotypes still prevalent in society today.
Classes begin next week! Jan. 13 - April 14, 2025.
Learn more and register:
bit.ly/3YaLbj5
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Join the Faculty of Native Studies for Research Day. We have very exciting presentations with keynotes from Ryan Crosschild and Sarah Carter!
When: January 17, 2025 9-4:30 PM
Where: Orion Room, SUB
Click the link to register:
bit.ly/3PvfviJ
ALT Promotional poster for University of Alberta Faculty of Native Studies Research Day on January 17, 2025. The event features presentations and discussions on Indigenous Studies with scholars Ryan Crosschild and Sarah Carter. It will be held from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM in the Orion room, SUB with lunch and refreshments.
Starts tomorrow! Indigenous Peoples and Canada (EXNS 2804)
New year, new opportunity! Boost your career this year with Indigenous studies. Learn about Indigenous historical and contemporary experiences to understand the legacy of settler colonialism. Begin this micro-course next week and study at your own pace.
Classes run Jan. 8 - Feb 28, 2025. Register today:
bit.ly/3LfhaGQ
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Museums & Libraries and Alumni Relations is honoured to host “nanekawâsis” matinee film screening & filmmaker discussion with FNS alumnus Conor McNally. This documentary celebrates the life and work of acclaimed nêhiyaw (Cree) artist George Littlechild.
When: Jan. 18, 2025, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Telus 150, Telus Building
Cost: Free
Click the link to learn more and register!
bit.ly/49T6f1l
Happy Holidays from the Faculty of Native Studies! The university will be closed from Dec. 25-Jan 1, 2025.
EPISODE 44: Finding supports for Indigenous children with Autism — with Grant Bruno
There are very few resources for Indigenous children with autism, but Grant Bruno, Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics, is seeking solutions. Grant's community-first approach to autism research in First Nations communities is mobilizing change through Ispimihk Awâsisak Program. Join Grant in discussion with POP host, Michelle Durocher.
Click the link to watch!
bit.ly/4fsVh3L
Museums & Libraries and Alumni Relations is honoured to host “nanekawâsis” matinee film screening & filmmaker discussion with FNS alumnus Conor McNally. This documentary celebrates the life and work of acclaimed nêhiyaw (Cree) artist George Littlechild.
When: Jan. 18, 2025, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Where: Telus 150, Telus Building
Cost: Free
Click the link to learn more and register!
bit.ly/49T6f1l
This winter! Foundations of Stereotypes: Systems Thinking (EXNS 2805)
Unpack anti-Indigenous stereotypes in North America and how the brain develops and perpetuates stereotypes within North America's settler colonial context. You will also learn the critical tools to interrupt these harmful stereotypes when they arise.
Classes run Jan. 13 - April 14, 2025, completely online.
Learn more and register:
bit.ly/3OVK1lG
ALT Promotional graphic for the University of Alberta's Faculty of Native Studies online course on Countering Stereotypes of Indigenous peoples. Features bold text and a colorful bead design on a green background. Visit www.ualberta.ca/native-studies for more information.
Join our team for a six-month contract! The Coordinator, Admissions and Student Services(CASS) is the Faculty of Native Studies contact and primary information source for undergraduate and graduate students in all programs.
Closing date is tomorrow!
Find out more:
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ALT A tipi stands in the courtyard of Pembina Hall, with green lawns and scattered trees under a clear blue sky.
This winter! Indigenous Peoples and Canada (EXNS 2804)
Upgrade your skills this winter with Indigenous studies! This online course allows you to learn at your own pace as you dive into Indigenous historical and contemporary experiences and the importance of Indigenous self-determination.
Classes run Jan. 8 - Feb 28, 2025.
Learn more and register:
bit.ly/3LfhaGQ
This Winter! Tackling Structural Racism (EXNS 2803)
Gain a solid understanding of structural racism in Canada and practical tools we can all apply to help dismantle it. Rooted in the TRC’s Calls to Action, this micro-course introduces key anti-racism concepts and real-world case studies to provide learners with Indigenous perspectives. Study at your own pace, completely online.
Starting January 6, 2025.
Learn more and register:
bit.ly/3OTYQFe
