Stories celebrating UWinnipeg's Indigenous community.
Cameron Lozinski has big plans for Indigenous language revitalization in Canada — and he's going to start by developing an app that will make his ancestral language more accessible.
Relearning a family language, teaching others, learning how to pray — the reasons for taking part in UWinnipeg's summer 2017 Learn to Speak Ojibwe program were as diverse as the students.
Help support Métis students at UWinnipeg. The Manitoba Metis Federation will MATCH your donation 2 to 1. The University of Winnipeg Foundation has just launched an...
UWinnipeg alumna and Masters of Arts in Indigenous Governance graduate Brielle Beaudin-Reimer is one of 40 young leaders invited to participate in the prestigious Generation SDG...
The University of Winnipeg hosted a special Three Minute Thesis competition focused on Indigenous research with graduate students from UWinnipeg, UManitoba and Pueblo Nation from Arizona State University.
The Department of Urban and Inner-City Studies invites all to a free public screening of A Good Place to Live, followed by a Q and...
A new course is underway at The University of Winnipeg that examines economic development issues facing Indigenous communities in Canada, including such topical issues as natural resource development.
The University of Winnipeg and the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding that brings an additional $600,000 to campus to support...
The Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (Cando), has approved MDP graduates to also obtain Technician Aboriginal Economic Developer certification. This gives UWinnipeg graduates a competitive advantage if they want to work with Indigenous communities in Canada.
Speakers from all over the world are coming to Winnipeg to discuss Indigenous art, media, scholarship, and cultural innovation from around the globe from November 28 - December 2, 2017 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
