UM Chancellor Dave Angus sits down with the CEO behind Canada’s largest urban reserve.
Reflecting on 10 years since the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation opened its doors at UM.
One gift. Then another. Then a community of giving. Through philanthropy, UM turns potential into possibility.
50 Years of Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba
UM community commits to actions to advance Reconciliation.
The Rady Faculty commemorated the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation across the Bannatyne and Fort Garry campuses.
Reflecting growth, understanding and commitment to Reconciliation
Students, Elders and Survivors share stories of healing and hope, reminding us to listen, learn and act for reconciliation.
Investment will support the construction of a new permanent home for the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.
The gift will strengthen the NCTR’s capacity to offer resources and programs that engage youth and children in learning, understanding, and action
A 12-week UM program helps faculty and staff integrate Indigenous content and advance Reconciliation across campus.
Documentary launch of, 'Building Bridges, Decolonizing Engineering at the University of Manitoba'
Visiting doctoral student Samara Hand's research opens possibilities for Indigenous education reforms.
Sweat Lodge ceremony space at UM’s Fort Garry Campus meant for healing, learning and visiting
Grand Chief Jerry Daniels talks healing, campus life and redeveloping the Hudson Bay building.
Gift will help create a new home to continue the Centre’s work and guide our country on its path to truth and reconciliation.
How alum Diane Roussin, project director of The Winnipeg Boldness Project, is co-creating solutions with residents in the city's Point Douglas...