The NCTR is delighted to partner with the Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba for an in-person “Reconciliation Through Education” learning series here in Winnipeg, Treaty One Territory.

Our #UMINDG winter 2024 colloquium lineup starts tomorrow with an amazing discussion on teaching Indigenous Languages! Everyone welcome at all sessions this semester!

The food theft crisis is framed as a threat to paying customers. This furthers the divide between those who can still afford groceries & those who cannot.

Read Dr. Merissa Daborn (UofMbIndigenousStudies) in: Policing is not the answer to shoplifting, feeding people is theconversation.com/policing-is-no…

Congrats to our colleague and Anishinaabemowin professor Pat Ningewance for leading this amazing intitiative w Lucasfilm

Awesome! Huge congrats to all of our Metis colleagues for this awesome achievement :)

We are excited for this amazing Orange Shirt Day event at University of Manitoba tomorrow!

So proud of so many of our colleagues recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day :)

In the spirit of reconciliation, new graduation robes have been designed for the University of Manitoba featuring work by an Ojibwe artist.

Congrats to one of our new PhD students, Dr. Forsythe!

New #UManitoba Faculty of Arts graduates, Tréchelle Bunn and Alicia Rae Kubrakovich will be at the UM Annual Traditional Graduation Pow Wow on Saturday, May 6. Will you join them?
Watch a video on their stories and learn more about the Pow Wow. news.umanitoba.ca/?p=177227

Update for all attending University of Manitoba !

Our Critical Conversations series continues!

We are thrilled to welcome Drs. Cary Miller, Teresa Montoya, Emma S. Norman, & Nicole J. Wilson for a roundtable on #water & #borders .

Join the conversation Feb 28 @ 2 PM CST

Register now: bit.ly/3WEb3iN

Check out our department with INDG instructors Shauna Mulligan & Dr. Merissa Daborn alongside PhD student Lydia Gork at #UMOpenHouse

Black History Month is a time to increase awareness of the issues and difficulties that have been historically faced, and continue to be faced, by Black people and communities, while honoring the achievements of Black people in Canada and around the world.

We stand with our colleagues at ULethbridge

Happy to gather for Mary Jane McCallum’s talk for the UofMbIndigenousStudies colloquium series re: her new book about labour and the Mount Elgin Industrial/Indian Residential School. Thanks for coming to visit, Dr. McCallum! Check out this book.

UManitoba/Winnipeg folks: Please join Mary Jane McCallum and UofMbIndigenousStudies tomorrow, January 25 at 11:30 in Tier Building, for a talk about Dr. McCallum's new book, Nii Ndahlohke Boys' and Girls' Work at Mount Elgin Industrial School, 1890-1915: books.friesenpress.com/store/title/11…

Congratulations on the Order of Canada honour! ⬇️

Huge congrats to our amazing Ojibway instructor Pat Ningewance for this piece in the The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Fantastic story about our Cree instructor Ken Paupanekis!