HARC Research Manager Presents at Eduart Hub

Hosted by the Canadian Network for Arts and Learning, HARC Research Manager, Marion Erickson along with Film Maker, Kelly Roulette presented at an Eduart Hub entitled “The role of the …
Read MoreHosted by the Canadian Network for Arts and Learning, HARC Research Manager, Marion Erickson along with Film Maker, Kelly Roulette presented at an Eduart Hub entitled “The role of the …
Read MoreHARC seeks proposals for a project entitled H.E.A.L. Healthcare: Hearts-based Education and Anti-colonial Learning. If you have ever had an idea (or an experience) that you think would be good …
Read MoreWe are pleased to report another successful year of Indigenous Summer Science! This year we ran another hybrid program with over 15 youth from 5 communities participating in in-person activities …
Read MoreOn October 20th, HARC Research Managers, Lisa Striegler and Marion Erickson, facilitated a workshop entitled: All Our Parts: Learning to See Ourselves and the World Around Us with Critical Empathy. Eighteen …
Read MoreAt the end of September 2022, PhD Candidate in Health Sciences, Christine Añonuevo led a group of students, professors, artists and health science researchers affiliated with the Health Arts Research …
Read MoreOn September 29th, HARC contributor, Dr Darian Goldin-Stahl, presented at the 3rd annual Health Advocacy Summit held by Generation Patient, an organization that works to empower young adults with chronic …
Read MoreINNOVATIONS 2022, (Group Exhibition) 31st Annual International Open Juried Exhibition of ISEA, Art Gallery of St. Albert, AB. August 2022. Connections, (Group Exhibition), Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute at the …
Read MoreHARC contributor and PhD candidate, Christine Añonuevo was part of two panel presentations at the FilipiNEXT conference at York University in July 2022. https://filipinext.ca/ Along with HARC advisory member, Dr. …
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce the publication of ‘Introduction to Determinants of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples’ Health in Canada’ edited by HARC director, Sarah de Leeuw, along with …
Read MoreA brief snapshot from Project ART (Art, Relationships, Therapy) – a collaboration between the College of New Caledonia and HARC! What an amazing year of ART!
Read MoreOn May 15, Sarah de Leeuw, Kung Jaadee, and Darian Goldin Stahl presented a 2-hour workshop at the Rural Health Conference in Penticton, BC. This interactive session entitled, “Caring to …
Read MoreOn May 24th, the HARC Advisory Committee and the HARC team met online for a wonderful afternoon of art and reflection on all the workshops, projects, and activities completed over …
Read MoreOn Thursday April 28, 2022, HARC contributors Dr Sarah de Leeuw, Marion Erickson, and Laura McNab-Coombs facilitated a workshop at the Realities of Northern Oncology Conference at University Hospital of …
Read MoreOn Friday, April 29th, HARC facilitated a visioning exercise for the first in-person gathering of the Advisory Group for the Elder Wellness Project, an initiative focused on strengthening mental wellness …
Read MoreIndigenous Summer Science Application (Click to Download)
Read MoreIn British Columbia, there has been public conversation about anti-Indigenous racism in the healthcare system. There have also been nation-wide conversations and public responses to anti-indigenous racism, the role …
Read MoreComing Soon! Applications for the 2022 Northern Indigenous Youth Summer Science Camp In-Community Grant Program AND the On-Campus Camp. For more information contact Laura.Mcnab-Coombs@unbc.ca OR marion.erickson@unbc.ca.
Read MoreThe Health Arts Research Centre invites health care learners and professionals to Pope Mountain Arts in Fort St. James to participate in a research project titled “Cultural Agility in Northern …
Read MoreHARC is excited and proud to be partnering with The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health to support health care professionals to address anti-Indigenous racism, practice in anti-oppressive ways, and …
Read MoreThe HARC team is thrilled to announce that HARC member and interdisciplinary master’s student, Kelsey Chamberlin, recently won both CIHR Canada Graduate Student – Master’s – $17,500 (https://cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/50513.html) & BC …
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