Building Cultural Safety In Northern BC: HARC Infographic Summary

The last 15 months have been busy at the Health Arts Research Centre (HARC). For a quick and fun overview of our achievements and deliverables, have a look at this …
Read MoreThe last 15 months have been busy at the Health Arts Research Centre (HARC). For a quick and fun overview of our achievements and deliverables, have a look at this …
Read MoreThe HARC team was inspired and encouraged by the energy and conversations surrounding our most recent workshop, “Indigenous Voices, Stories, and Healthcare” held at the UNBC Northwest Campus (Terrace) …
Read MoreThis month’s gathering of Envisioning Health with Nadleh Whut’En was attended by community members of all ages, who began working together to build a mixed media mural. To spark ideas …
Read MoreThe HARC team was encouraged and inspired by the insights and conversations surrounding our most recent iteration of “Indigenous Voices, Stories, and Healthcare”, a 3-hour workshop created with the aim …
Read MoreWe were so excited to see new and returning faces at the first Envisioning Health with Nadleh Whut’En Art Night of 2020. After a nutritious and warm dinner together of …
Read MoreOn December 11th, members of the Health Arts Research Centre joined the community of Nadleh Whut’En for their annual holiday event! During the night, event attendees had the opportunity to …
Read MoreThe Envisioning Health partnership project with Dr. Terri Aldred and the northern BC community of Nadleh Whut’En continues to gather monthly to explore creativity, health and wellbeing. The project began …
Read MoreThis past July, 2019, the Health Arts Research Centre worked with First Nations Health Authority, Northern Health, and UNBC to organize and pilot a Science and Health Summer …
Read MoreHumanities are increasingly an important part of medical and health education. This short video offers Family Practice Residents an overview of undertaking humanities-informed scholarship as part of their requirements for …
Read MoreParticipants in the A.R.T. (Art/Relationships/Therapy) Program, an initiative funded by the Health Arts Research Centre, are holding an art show at the College of New Caledonia (Nechako) Campus in Vanderhoof …
Read MoreFrom July 15th through the 19th, Indigenous youth from northern BC attended a Science and Health Summer Camp at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC). The purpose of the …
Read MoreParticipants in the A.R.T. (Art/Relationships/Therapy) Program, an initiative funded by the HARC, will be holding an art show at the College of New Caledonia (Nechako) Campus in Vanderhoof from July …
Read MoreThe “Envisioning Health” partnership project with Dr. Terri Aldred and the community of Nadleh Whut’En continues to gather monthly to explore creativity, health and wellbeing, and it’s always so …
Read MoreNotions and Bundles: The Biases and Gifts We Bring to a Blanket of Cultural Respect is a three-hour, open-ended and strengths-based workshop designed to encourage storied critical …
Read MoreRegistration is open now through to May 31st, 2019 for the Northern BC Indigenous Youth Science & Health Camp! Successful applicants will be chosen based on first come first …
Read MoreThe “Envisioning Health” partnership project with Dr. Terri Aldred and the northern BC community of Nadleh Whut’En continues to develop in exciting and creative ways as we close out 2018. We recently spent …
Read MoreThe Health Arts Research Centre is very excited to share about a recently developed partnership project with Dr. Terri Aldred, Indigenous Family Physician, and the northern BC community of Nadleh Whut’En. The “Envisioning Health …
Read MoreFirst Nations Community Education Program (FNCEP): Cultural Learning & Immersion The First Nations Health Authority, Northern Health, the Northern Medical Program, and the Health Arts Research Centre have partnered on a unique …
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