Ministry of Citizens’ Services Launch BC Demographic Survey
On June 14th, the Ministry of Citizens’ Services announced the launch of the BC Demographic Survey. The survey is open until September 29 and is online available in 15 languages …
Read MoreUseful and informative links that explore themes relevant to the relationships between art, health and place in northern, Indigenous and First Nations communities.
On June 14th, the Ministry of Citizens’ Services announced the launch of the BC Demographic Survey. The survey is open until September 29 and is online available in 15 languages …
Read MoreWe at the HARC believe in the utilization of arts-based approaches to learning, as well as marrying Traditional and Western knowledges where appropriate. Below you can find copies of various …
Read MoreThe National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH) is a national Indigenous organization established in 2005 by the Government of Canada and funded through the Public Health Agency of Canada …
Read MoreWe at HARC were very pleased to come across the news today that McMaster University has launched a History of Medicine and Medical Humanities Research Portal. They proudly share: With …
Read MorePlease follow this link to browse resources of interest to creative expression, arts, health, well-being and healing. Additional Resources
Read MoreThe Health Arts Society deliversprofessional music and theatre performances to audiences in health care facilities, providing those isolated from our arts community the experience of enjoying performance arts in their own …
Read MoreArts and Health Alliance (formerly Global Alliance for Arts & Health) was a geographically global and multidisciplinary alliance whose past publications are a valuable resource to advancing arts as integral to healthcare.
Read MoreArts Health Network is Canada’s primary arts and health knowledge sharing, networking and capacity building hub, helping to promote and facilitate the development and growth of arts and health initiatives …
Read MoreThe First Nations Health Authority took over health program and service delivery responsibilities from Health Canada’s First Nations and Inuit Health Branch in British Columbia on October 1, 2013.
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