Logan Burd
Taanishi, Logan Burd dishinihkaashoon (Hello, my name is Logan Burd). Logan Burd (she/her) is a Citizen of the Métis Nation British Columbia, with mixed Blackfeet, Cree, Métis, and European ancestry. …
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Author Archive Lauren Aldred Hosts Art Exhibition at Pope Mountain Arts as part of HEAL Project
This November, Lauren Aldred opened her art exhibition at the Pope Mountain Arts space in Fort St. James. This work is part of her larger contribution to the Hearts-based Education …
Read MoreFall 2023
FALL Newsletter 2023
Read MoreA.R.T Program Exhibition at Pope Mountain Arts in Fort St James
HARC is very happy to support the A.R.T. Program hosted at CNC, which recently held a public exhibition at Pope Mountain Arts in Fort St. James. Some reflections from participants: …
Read MoreShannon Webb-Campbell
Shannon Webb-Campbell is of Mi’kmaq and settler heritage. She is a member of Flat BayFirst Nation. Her books include: the forthcoming Re: Wild Her (Book*hug 2025), Lunar Tides (2022), I …
Read MoreHARC Research Director Dr Sarah de Leeuw Speaks on Midweek Podcast by Carleton Journalism
On November 15th, 2023, HARC Research Director Dr Sarah de Leeuw joined Carleton Journalism on their Midweek Podcast. Have a listen to the episode! Dr de Leeuw appears around 37:00 …
Read MoreEverything in Relationship: Arts, Humanities, Health, Anti-Colonialism, and Reckoning with the Climate Catastrophe
On July 4th, 2023, HARC contributor Dr Lisa Boivin and HARC Research Director Dr Sarah de Leeuw presented with long-time friends of HARC, Dr Margo Greenwood, Dr Margot Parkes, and …
Read MoreProfessional Development Writing Workshop with Dr Julie Sutherland
On November 8th, the HARC team gathered in PG for a professional development writing workshop with Dr Julie Sutherland. Writing is certainly hard, but Dr Sutherland gave us some excellent …
Read MoreHARC Team Presents “Secret Pocket Workshop” at UNBC Research Conference
On November 7, 2023, HARC team members Marion Erickson, Lisa Striegler, Sarah de Leeuw, and Vivianne Josewski presented at the UNBC Conference Looking to the Future: Health in the North. …
Read MoreDr Darian Goldin Stahl Appears on a Spooktacular Episode of Bioethics for the People
Darian recorded her third appearance on the medical ethics podcast, Bioethics for the People. In this installment, Darian discusses the art, controversy, and momentum behind auto-placentophagy (consuming one’s own placenta). …
Read MoreCongratulations Dr Goldin Stahl!
HARC is thrilled to congratulate Dr Darian Goldin Stahl on her new position as a faculty member at UBC Okanagan. Dr Goldin Stahl will be teaching Advanced Practices in Printmaking …
Read MoreCatalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine website is live!
HARC contributor and Research Team Lead for the Catalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine Project, Dr Darian Goldin Stahl, has been busy summarizing and preparing the data for dissemination for this CIHR-funded scoping …
Read MoreArtful Medicine Conference: Dr Darian Goldin Stahl Presents on Catalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine Project
On October 20, 2023, HARC contributor Dr Darian Goldin Stahl shared a poster presentation of the Catalyzing H.E.A.L. Medicine project, for which she acts as a Research Associate and research …
Read MoreComing Soon in Canadian Theatre Review… Tell Us When You’re Uncomfortable: An Anti-Colonial Poetic Script
HARC Research Managers, Marion Erickson and Lisa Striegler, along with Research Director, Sarah de Leeuw, are delighted to announce the upcoming publication in Canadian Theatre Review of their latest work: …
Read MoreDaughters to Daughters – Tl’atz’en First Nation
HARC was pleased to support the Daughters to Daughters project and exhibition featuring stories of resilience and healing from the women of the Tl’atz’en First Nation. In collaboration with the …
Read MoreHARC PhD Candidate Christine Añonuevo longlisted for the Susan Crean Award for Nonfiction 2023!
Congratulations to HARC contributor and PhD candidate in Human and Health Sciences, Christine Añonuevo! Her piece, “Weaving Memoryways” has been longlisted for the Susan Crean Award for Nonfiction 2023, one …
Read MoreCaretaking Earthside: A Birthworkers Community Conference
On October 10, 2023, Marion Erickson presented her research on the topic of the development of a Dakelh Doula training curriculum utilizing Community-based Participatory Research methods at the Caretaking Earthside: …
Read MoreSecret Pocket Workshop for College of Dietitians BC AGM
On October 4th, 2023, Research Manager Marion Erickson, in collaboration with past contributor and Metis scholar Laura McNab-Coombs as well as Rachel Dickens, presented the Secret Pocket Workshop at the …
Read MoreIndigenous Voices, Stories, and Healthcare Workshop
On October 3, Marion Erickson, Sarah de Leeuw, and Lisa Striegler are facilitating a 90-minute virtual workshop for the Northern Regional Chronic Disease Program.
Read MoreMedical Colonialism and Poetry with Shannon Webb-Campbell and Sarah de Leeuw
On September 20th, Award-winning author Shannon Webb-Campbell and Canada Research Chair in the Humanities and Health Inequities
Sarah de Leeuw discussed medical colonialism and read from their works.
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Lauren Aldred Hosts Art Exhibition at Pope Mountain Arts as part of HEAL Project
This November, Lauren Aldred opened her art exhibition at the Pope Mountain Arts space in Fort St. James. This work is part of her larger contribution to the Hearts-based Education …
Read MoreFall 2023
FALL Newsletter 2023
Read MoreA.R.T Program Exhibition at Pope Mountain Arts in Fort St James
HARC is very happy to support the A.R.T. Program hosted at CNC, which recently held a public exhibition at Pope Mountain Arts in Fort St. James. Some reflections from participants: …
Read MoreShannon Webb-Campbell
Shannon Webb-Campbell is of Mi’kmaq and settler heritage. She is a member of Flat BayFirst Nation. Her books include: the forthcoming Re: Wild Her (Book*hug 2025), Lunar Tides (2022), I …
Read MoreHARC Research Director Dr Sarah de Leeuw Speaks on Midweek Podcast by Carleton Journalism
On November 15th, 2023, HARC Research Director Dr Sarah de Leeuw joined Carleton Journalism on their Midweek Podcast. Have a listen to the episode! Dr de Leeuw appears around 37:00 …
Read MoreEverything in Relationship: Arts, Humanities, Health, Anti-Colonialism, and Reckoning with the Climate Catastrophe
On July 4th, 2023, HARC contributor Dr Lisa Boivin and HARC Research Director Dr Sarah de Leeuw presented with long-time friends of HARC, Dr Margo Greenwood, Dr Margot Parkes, and …
Read MoreProfessional Development Writing Workshop with Dr Julie Sutherland
On November 8th, the HARC team gathered in PG for a professional development writing workshop with Dr Julie Sutherland. Writing is certainly hard, but Dr Sutherland gave us some excellent …
Read MoreHARC Team Presents “Secret Pocket Workshop” at UNBC Research Conference
On November 7, 2023, HARC team members Marion Erickson, Lisa Striegler, Sarah de Leeuw, and Vivianne Josewski presented at the UNBC Conference Looking to the Future: Health in the North. …
Read MoreDr Darian Goldin Stahl Appears on a Spooktacular Episode of Bioethics for the People
Darian recorded her third appearance on the medical ethics podcast, Bioethics for the People. In this installment, Darian discusses the art, controversy, and momentum behind auto-placentophagy (consuming one’s own placenta). …
Read MoreCongratulations Dr Goldin Stahl!
HARC is thrilled to congratulate Dr Darian Goldin Stahl on her new position as a faculty member at UBC Okanagan. Dr Goldin Stahl will be teaching Advanced Practices in Printmaking …
Read MoreCatalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine website is live!
HARC contributor and Research Team Lead for the Catalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine Project, Dr Darian Goldin Stahl, has been busy summarizing and preparing the data for dissemination for this CIHR-funded scoping …
Read MoreArtful Medicine Conference: Dr Darian Goldin Stahl Presents on Catalyzing H.E.A.L Medicine Project
On October 20, 2023, HARC contributor Dr Darian Goldin Stahl shared a poster presentation of the Catalyzing H.E.A.L. Medicine project, for which she acts as a Research Associate and research …
Read MoreComing Soon in Canadian Theatre Review… Tell Us When You’re Uncomfortable: An Anti-Colonial Poetic Script
HARC Research Managers, Marion Erickson and Lisa Striegler, along with Research Director, Sarah de Leeuw, are delighted to announce the upcoming publication in Canadian Theatre Review of their latest work: …
Read MoreDaughters to Daughters – Tl’atz’en First Nation
HARC was pleased to support the Daughters to Daughters project and exhibition featuring stories of resilience and healing from the women of the Tl’atz’en First Nation. In collaboration with the …
Read MoreHARC PhD Candidate Christine Añonuevo longlisted for the Susan Crean Award for Nonfiction 2023!
Congratulations to HARC contributor and PhD candidate in Human and Health Sciences, Christine Añonuevo! Her piece, “Weaving Memoryways” has been longlisted for the Susan Crean Award for Nonfiction 2023, one …
Read MoreCaretaking Earthside: A Birthworkers Community Conference
On October 10, 2023, Marion Erickson presented her research on the topic of the development of a Dakelh Doula training curriculum utilizing Community-based Participatory Research methods at the Caretaking Earthside: …
Read MoreSecret Pocket Workshop for College of Dietitians BC AGM
On October 4th, 2023, Research Manager Marion Erickson, in collaboration with past contributor and Metis scholar Laura McNab-Coombs as well as Rachel Dickens, presented the Secret Pocket Workshop at the …
Read MoreIndigenous Voices, Stories, and Healthcare Workshop
On October 3, Marion Erickson, Sarah de Leeuw, and Lisa Striegler are facilitating a 90-minute virtual workshop for the Northern Regional Chronic Disease Program.
Read MoreMedical Colonialism and Poetry with Shannon Webb-Campbell and Sarah de Leeuw
On September 20th, Award-winning author Shannon Webb-Campbell and Canada Research Chair in the Humanities and Health Inequities
Sarah de Leeuw discussed medical colonialism and read from their works.