Events

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Indigenous Health Emergencies Webinar Series

This webinar series aims to foster dialogue, learning and collaboration around key themes affecting Indigenous communities during health emergencies.

Partnering in Service of First Nations Child Well-being with Amber Crowe and Barbara Fallon

The Centre for Research and Innovation Support (CRIS) and the Centre for Community Partnerships (CCP) welcome all to an open and engaging discussion on walking the partnership path in pursuit and service of First Nations child and family well-being.

2025 All-Nations Powwow

The University of Toronto Mississauga community are soon set to come together for the All-Nations Powwow.

Commissioner of Indigenous Languages, Ronald E. Ignace and Karihwakeron Tim Thompson.

A&S Indigenous Research Ethics Symposium

The Dean’s Advisory Committee on Indigenous Research, Teaching, and Learning and the Indigenous Research Network welcome students, researchers, faculty members, and community members to a day of learning at the A&S Indigenous Research Ethics Symposium.

The 52nd Annual Temagami/n’Dakimenan Colloquium

Sunday, 28 September

The University of Toronto community is invited to attend the Temagami/N’Daki Menan Colloquium – a four-day interdisciplinary academic conference and land-based learning experience.

On the Land Cultural Safety Learning – TRANSFORM HF

Saturday, 13 September

University of Toronto faculty are invited to apply for On the Land – a land-based cultural safety course hosted by TRANSFORM HF.

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Faculty Writing Accelerator: 12 Weeks to Publication 2025

Friday, 28 November

This free program offered by CRIS supports faculty writing through a sustained 12-week series of discussions.

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Remapping the Campus through Indigenous Art and Architecture

In honour of National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous People’s Day, join (Re)Mapping the Campus, a walking tour that will take you to several contemporary artworks by Indigenous artists on the University of Toronto’s St. George Campus.

Film Screening: Smoke Signals

In celebration of Indigenous History Month and Indigenous Peoples Day, join the Indigenous Film Collective and Innis College for a special screening of Smoke Signals (1998) — a groundbreaking film in Indigenous cinema – on June 18.

Indigenous Health in Indigenous Hands

Attend the Boehm Lecture on Public Health and Healthcare, brought to you in collaboration with the Dalla Lana School of Public Health and CBC Ideas. Kathy Loon will explore the innovative ways in which Indigenous health leaders are now working to embed Indigenous cultures in Canadian health care – both for the benefit of their […]

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