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The University of Winnipeg’s Prairie Climate Centre has co-developed and released Indigenous Knowledges content and data on the Climate Atlas of Canada by, with, and for numerous First Nations, Inuit, and Métis organizations and communities.
Truth Reconfigured is an original performance piece — directed by University of Winnipeg Professor Claire Borody and conceived and developed by members of the fourth-year honours Devised Theatre class — that examines and questions the ways in which human beings experience and process information in a world of information overload through the lens of satire, parody, and theatre of the absurd.
The Prison Pandemic Papers, a project led by Dr. Kevin Walby, launched online this week, making available previously unpublished government records obtained using access to information and freedom of information requests submitted to governments across Canada.
Christine M'Lot has co-authored a new program, Your Voice Is Power, which seeks to engage students using computer science and Indigenous hip hop. She also co-edited a textbook she hopes can provide the missing link between current and future Indigenous education.
A team of four University of Winnipeg students from the Faculty of Business and Economics won the Prairie Regional Competition of the annual Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Ethics Challenge, hosted by the CFA Society of Winnipeg.
Drs. Lorena Fontaine, Kristi Kenyon, and Shauna Labman, of Global College, are leaders in human rights issues and Indigenous language rights, community builders whose work has inspired minds, and mentors to create a better world.
Entering into the P2GS program ahead of her first year at UWinnipeg provided Flora Easter the opportunity to see the real-world application of the sciences and made clear her desire to pursue Applied Biology.
Thanks to multi-year funding from the Government of Canada's CanCode program, the Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre will be able to grow their STEAM outreach programming.
Dr. Kawser Ahmed who has co-founded the Conflict Resilience Research Institute Canada (CRRIC), has associated with UWinnipeg's Global College to help expand academic and research activities at UWinnipeg.
Dr. Cathy Mattes, a Michif curator, writer and Associate Professor in History of Art, brought her culture to the classroom in the experiential history course Miyeu Pimaatshiwin, Beading, and Métis Kitchen Table Talk.
