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Scholars' conference explores the 'unruly and irreverent' in youth

Zoom, left, and Axel, the Luna Centre’s child and youth support dogs.

Luna Centre and UCalgary lead national movement in transforming child advocacy landscape

In the News: Bukola Salami, Aloysius Nwabugo Maduforo and colleauge writing in The Conversation Canada

Mentorship is key to improving social and economic outcomes for Black youth

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Akon Juach’s remarkable journey and the Kakuma Empowerment Program

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In the News: arch Magazine

At The Summit, Kids Get Mental Health Treatment and Make a Difference

Three teens and five adults stand smiling in a row. Several people are wearing UCalgary sweatshirts.

Brooks Class of 2023: Making meaningful change, together

Matthew Makel, wearing glasses, a light blue shirt and a dark blue sport coat, stands smiling in front of trees.

One-size educational approach doesn't fit all young learners: Werklund research chair

A screenshot of last November's virtual breakfast. Clockwise from top left: Linden Kronlund, Aamir Jamal, Ayesha Malik, and children and guardians

Breakfast served with an order of dignity and compassion

Gina Dimitropoulos.

Initiative supports youth with eating disorders as they transition to adult care programs

Leigh Patel

Is education the ‘great equalizer’? Yes…for some