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U of A launches a new Indigenous entrepreneurship micro-credential
Roots & Relations: A Pathway into Indigenous Entrepreneurship provides a platform for Indigenous youth and adult learners to become business leaders.
Amplifying the voices of Indigenous womxn in the fight against climate change
U of A researcher leads international study aimed at engaging marginalized populations in developing climate mitigation strategies.
Rethinking Research and Data Sovereignty
University of Alberta’s Data Sovereignty Declaration and Caretaking Directives set a new standard for managing data gathered through research.
Researching autism with and within First Nations communities
Grant Bruno works alongside First Nations communities — including his own — to further cultural understandings of autism.
Promoting Indigenous sovereignty through scientific research
By encouraging Indigenous participation in the sciences, professor Kim TallBear sees opportunities to reclaim some of what has been lost through colonization.
Preserving Indigenous identity and culture through language
Through instruction and translation, Dorothy Thunder is ensuring the future of the Cree language.
The Writing Stick
Conference to foster conversations on editing and publishing Indigenous stories and writers June 8 to 10.
Summer co-op job positions student in midst of planning with First Nation
Environmental engineering student's Engage North summer fellowship has an impact.
Native studies grad goes off the map to find true calling
Kayla Lar-Son was set to become an archeologist until an encounter with an influential professor helped her find her career passion: finding hidden treasures buried in archives.
A long road to justice for First Nations children
Why one woman refuses to give up and what you can do
Industrial design student wins first ever Indigenous Graduate Award
Fashion designer from Whitefish First Nation selected as inaugural recipient of new Alberta scholarship.
Pride of place
Augustana's new Wahkohtowin Lodge creates a place for Indigenous students to honour and build relationships.