Thesis Defence: “It’s a plant and that’s why I think it’s a medicine”: Indigenous Perspectives of Cannabis use on Turtle Island
Arts and Sciences Centre (ASC) 3187 University Way, Kelowna, BC, CanadaJordyn Cates will defend their thesis.
Jordyn Cates will defend their thesis.
An enormous, 25-by-35-foot, Indigenous territorial map of what we call Canada will be on display in the Ballroom (UNC 200) on August 7, 2024, from 1 to 3 pm for UBC Okanagan students, faculty, staff and the greater community to further their learning about the traditional territories of Indigenous Peoples and relevant historical events. The […]
If you are a UBCO faculty, staff or postdoctoral scholar who identifies as Indigenous, Black, and/or Person of Colour, or as a member of another racialized group, join us for a community care beading space! This is an opportunity to showcase and celebrate the beautiful and diverse beading traditions that exist within our collective community […]
Renee Young will defend their thesis.
The Standardized Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements. Applicants will then have an opportunity to portray a patient’s case and receive feedback. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
The Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science would like to extend an invitation to the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory located in Kaleden, BC.
Join us for a land tour guided by Krystal Withakay! She will guide us on a walking tour exploring the beauty of the Land and connection with Syilx culture. This is a low-impact event and no experience is needed. Snacks and refreshments will be provided as well as transportation. We will be meeting at F […]
This exhibition spans over 125 years and contains photographs and documents from the 1880s to present day. Photographs, text panels and artifacts move the witness through the process of leaving home and arriving at school to school activities and being part of a classroom. It also includes a section on the children who never returned […]
Join us on Monday, September 23 for a printmaking workshop to create a series of hummingbird flags that will be installed on campus in honour of children who attended residential schools.
In the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation, the event will be an opportunity to locate various Indian Residential Schools (IRS) around what we know today as Canada as well as provide educational information about profiled IRS’. We are hoping the Indigenous Atlas will help you identify where Residential Schools were located and provide you with […]
UBC Okanagan students, staff, and faculty are encouraged to stop by the Sawchuk Family Theatre to craft an orange paper shirt, learn more about Orange Shirt Day, and reflect on Truth and Reconciliation.
Join us on Friday, September 27 at the central courtyard for the third annual installation of the hummingbird flag project which honours children who attended residential schools.
You're invited to a special one-day screening of short films by Indigenous creators, highlighting the profound impacts of the residential school system and the enduring legacy of education on Inuit, Métis and First Nation communities. These powerful stories delve into the deep connections between education and Indigenous identity, revealing how schooling has shaped and continues […]
Michael Peter Elvidge will defend their thesis.
We want to invite Indigenous folks to join us for a land tour guided by Krystal Withakay! She will guide us on a walking tour exploring the beauty of the Land and connection with Syilx culture. This is a low-impact event, and no experience is needed. Snacks and refreshments will be provided as well as […]
Join Krystal Withakay for a Syilx wellness activity, sharing laughter, gentle affirmations, and togetherness.
In this presentation, David Gaertner Assoicate Professor Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies will draw from Indigenous theorists and authors to situate generative AI and large language models (LLMs) within a long colonial history of extraction.
The Volunteer Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements for volunteer patients. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
As part of the Okanagan Reads program, UBC Okanagan Library and Okanagan Regional Library have partnered to offer a presentation by Dr. Bill Cohen, co-author of the first chapter of the collection White Space titled "Emerging from the Whiteout: Colonization, Assimilation, Historical Erasure, and Syilx Okanagan Resistance and Transforming Praxis in the Okanagan Valley.”
Join SVPRO for a transformative dance workshop led by Mayca Lucero (she/her), an experienced facilitator in expressive movement. Dive into an energizing journey through Latin rhythms, ecstatic dance, contact improvisation, and traditional Mexica dances. This inviting space offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with your body, build confidence, celebrate movement, and simply have fun with […]
The Standardized Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements. Applicants will then have an opportunity to portray a patient’s case and receive feedback. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
Join SVPRO for a transformative dance workshop led by Mayca Lucero (she/her), an experienced facilitator in expressive movement. Dive into an energizing journey through Latin rhythms, ecstatic dance, contact improvisation, and traditional Mexica dances. This inviting space offers a unique opportunity to reconnect with your body, build confidence, celebrate movement, and simply have fun with […]
The Standardized Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements. Applicants will then have an opportunity to portray a patient’s case and receive feedback. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) at UBC Okanagan is pleased to invite you to a learning retreat focused on the intersection of generative AI and Indigenous knowledge, emphasizing culturally appropriate use, collaboration, and care in partnership with Indigenous leaders. As generative AI becomes more prevalent in education and research, it raises important questions […]
Led by Keyara Brody, a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh beader and UBC graduate student, this is an opportunity to showcase and celebrate the beautiful and diverse beading traditions that exist within our collective community as well as connect and strengthen our community with other IBPOC faculty, staff, and post-doctoral fellows. This is meant to be a space to […]