A 21st-century Lute Song Book: Crafting the Toronto Book of Ayres
Duo Oriana’s latest endeavour, the Toronto Book of Ayres, sets four texts commissioned from contemporary poets Martin Gomes and Melissa Davidson to music by lutenist Jonathan Stuchbery. Together, these four songs […]
Planning for Healthy Communities with Sa̱nala Planning and Cwelcwélt Consulting
Join a panel of experienced Indigenous Community Planners from Sa̱nala Planning and Cwelcwélt Consulting to learn how strong planning cultures within communities and organizations can lead to better health outcomes. […]
Centering Community-Led Responses to the Toxic Drug Crisis: Learnings from Phase I of FNHA’s Indigenizing Harm Reduction Study
This session will share qualitative findings from Phase I of the FNHA-led Indigenizing Harm Reduction Study, including wise practices, service gaps, and community-driven solutions. We’ll also preview our community-based research […]
UBC CPD: Supporting Youth Who Use Substances: Skills, Tools and Case Based Learning (Nanaimo)
UBC CPD is pleased to offer Mainpro+ Certified Assessment credits for this program, aligned with the new CFPC requirements. Through reflective exercises and guided analysis of your own clinical data, you will […]
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[UBC x Jade Music Fest 2025] Panel: Multilingual Music in Taiwanese Indie Scene
In Taiwan’s vibrant indie music landscape, multilingualism has become more than a form of expression—it’s a statement of identity, creativity, and belonging. This panel brings together indie musicians HoNi 好日樂團, […]
An Evening with Louise Penny
Join Louise Penny, the beloved Canadian author of the international bestselling Chief Inspector Gamache series, for an evening of conversation in celebration of her latest novel, The Black Wolf. One of […]
Centering Community-Led Responses to the Toxic Drug Crisis: Learnings from Phase I of FNHA’s Indigenizing Harm Reduction Study
This session will share qualitative findings from Phase I of the FNHA-led Indigenizing Harm Reduction Study, including wise practices, service gaps, and community-driven solutions. We’ll also preview our community-based research […]
First Nations Mining Litigation in BC: Insights from the Gitxaała and Xatśūll Legal Challenges
This panel will explore two landmark legal challenges shaping the future of mining in British Columbia. Panellists will examine the Gitxaała Nation’s case against the province’s mineral tenure regime and […]
Indigenous Youth Access of Support for Mental Health and Wellness with Dr. Melanie Nelson and Adam Williams-Fakhari
Indigenous youth navigate Western and Indigenous worlds, and draw from both to support their mental health and wellness. This session describes how youth from one Lower Mainland community support their […]
2025 Walter S. Owen Lecture – Dr. Laverne Jacobs
Disability Equality as an Ethical Project of Inclusion Disability rights law evokes notions of empowerment, recognition and inclusion of persons with disabilities. Yet, at this moment, members of the disability […]
