HARC Research Manager Marion Erickson contributed to a new report from FNHA calling for immediate systemic change to improve the birthing journey in rural and remote First Nations communities. Read …
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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 …
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We 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 …
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A link to NYU School of Medicine’s medical humanities database, LitMed: Literature Arts Medicine. See for exceptional listings of visual art, literature, and performance arts on illness and healing or …
Read MoreWe are very happy to share two Canadian Geographer articles featuring research from UNBC! Going Unscripted: A call to critically engage storytelling methods and methodologies in geography and medical …
Read MoreVisit the Ecohealth Knowledge to Action Research Group website to view a Wet’suwet’en Story put together by Sarah Harris, the Ecohealth Knowledge to Action Research Group and a collaborative group …
Read MoreVisit the Gitksan Government Commission to explore Gitxsan models of health and wellbeing. Also be sure to watch the beautifully filmed new video published by Sandra Harris entitled Exploring Gitxsan …
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This impressive and moving exhibition details the linkages between Canada’s violent colonial history and the health of Indigenous peoples.
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Ars Medica is a biannual literary journal, started in 2004, that explores the interface between the arts and healing, and examines what makes medicine an art. Ars Medica remains the only …
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An exhibit of the Virtual Museum of Canada, “Drawing on Identity” tells the story of the Inkameep Day School on the Nk’Mip Reserve and profiles the art …
The First Nations Health Authority took over the budget and responsibility for administrating and managing health care services for Aboriginal Peoples in BC on October 1, 2013. The Vancouver Sun …
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Northword Magazine is an independent, regional magazine dedicated to bringing insight into the activities that define “way of life” as it is in northern British Columbia. A crucial focus of …
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Lake is a multi-disciplinary journal that publishes fiction, poetry, critical essays, interviews, reviews and visual arts related to the environment. It is housed within the Faculty of Creative …
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