Walking parallel paths, together, in a good way
The Office of Indigenous Engagement and ii' taa'poh'to'p guide UCalgary on its path of transformation, and communicate its commitment and responsibility for truth and reconciliation.
"Let us move forward with promise, hope and caring for the sake of those children not yet born, seven generations into the future."
2024 ii’ taa’poh’to’p Journey Update: Circle of Relatives
On November 27, the Office of the Vice-Provost (Indigenous Engagement) commemorated seven years since launching the University of Calgary’s Indigenous Strategy, ii’ taa’poh’to’p. To celebrate, we invited students, faculty, leadership and community partners to join us for UCalgary’s 2024 ii’ taa’poh’to’p Journey Update: Circle of Relatives.
The Strategy
Launched in 2017, ii' taa'poh'to'p guides the University of Calgary on its path to truth and reconciliation.
Stories
Another year of ii’ taa’poh’to’p at UCalgary marked with Tea Dance Ceremony
University affirms its Indigenous Strategy commitment to walking in parallel paths
Providing evidence to support Indigenous midwifery
Research project aims to improve maternal child health in First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities
Catherine Heggerud appointed to lead Office of Signature Learning Experiences; Andrew Szeto appointed to lead Office of Institutional Commitments
Message from Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Sandra Davidson
Learning from community, land and animals: Adela Kincaid on Indigenous relationships in her teaching practice
Adela Kincaid is the 2024 Indigenous Ways of Knowing Teaching Award recipient
First full course in Indigenous dance forms at UCalgary makes Canadian history
Champion hoop dancer and award-winning educator brings embodied and land-based knowledge to UCalgary students
Vibrant artwork brings new UCalgary Nursing Indigenous Framework to life
A collaboration between UCalgary colleagues uses Indigenous-made artwork to illustrate the Four Elements Indigenous Framework
Begin Your Journey
Take our new online course, Beginning the Journey Towards Reconciliation. Learn more about Indigenous peoples in Canada, as well as, consider the effects of colonization and the legacy of residential schools.
Anti-Indigenous Racism Workshop
The Anti-Indigenous Racism Workshop is a step in addressing this barrier while establishing a welcoming, inclusive, and culturally safe campus community for Indigenous peoples.
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