The HARC is excited to be supporting Cross-Pollinations: Canadian Health Humanities Virtual Rounds Series. Cross-Pollinations is an exciting series that will connect the perspectives of health, humanities and the arts …
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Join Lauren Aldred (MA-PPL) and Local Elder, Semiguul (Fanny Nelson) for an experiential afternoon of medicine walking and making.
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Fevers, Frets, and Futures: uncertainty and new ecologies for post-Covid healthcare. Association for Medical Humanities Annual international conference 2022, in collaboration with the IAS, UCL: 13th – 16th September 2022 …
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Mark your calendars folks! HARC contributor Darian Goldin Stahl has an exhibition at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre from September 15th to October 9th!
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Indigenous Summer Science Application (Click to Download)
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Coming 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.
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The 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 …
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Are you interested in learning a new artistic skill? Do you have experiences with healthcare, illness, disability, caretaking, or other topics related to health? Then please join us for the …
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The Health Arts Research Centre was honoured to support an amazing, giant mural project which took place on Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Prince George in celebration of the LGBTQIA2S+ …
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The HARC’s 2021 Northern BC Indigenous Youth Summer Science Camp was a success! Please find a video of our 2021 Northern Indigenous Summer Science Camp below! Although we were …
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Congratulations to HARC Research Manager, Marion Erickson, on receiving the Telus Storyhive Film Making Grant! Marion’s Project may be featured on TELUS Optik TV On Demand, TELUS websites, the STORYHIVE …
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HARC is pleased to be supporting more wildcrafting and medicine making programs offered by The College of New Caledonia! Some of the planned activities include learning about the traditional land …
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The College of New Caledonia (Nechako) is pleased to offer two “Land-Based Literacy” wildcrafting and medicine-making programs in July/August and September/October. Funding for this programming is made available through funding …
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The HARC will be hosting Dakelh Language Lessons for Healthcare Practitioners and Dakelh Language Learners in May 2021! If interested, please direct your questions to Marion Erickson <Marion.Erickson@unbc.ca> and register …
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The HARC is thrilled to be supporting a project in the Nechako region put on by the College of New Caledonia. The project is called “Beauty and the Bush” and …
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The HARC is excited to announce that Drs. Sarah de Leeuw, Mona Maleki, and Mei Wen facilitated a Narrative Medicine event for physicians on February 23rd 2021. The virtual …
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The Health Arts Research Centre is hosting a panel entitled, “Journeys to Medical Professions: a Panel Presentation for Indigenous Peoples” this presentation is for Indigenous peoples of all ages who are interested …
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The Health Arts Research Centre in the Northern Medical Program at UNBC is pleased to support the Tree of Life Art Workshop. This event is postponed until further notice. To …
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HARC is dedicated to renewing health in Northern BC through creative, geographically-specific, and socioculturally means. HARC works as an agent for building capacity to bring knowledge into practice, especially in …
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‘Why Would They Care?’: Youth, Resource Extraction, and Climate Change in Northern British Columbia, Canada Vanessa Sloan Morgan Postdoctoral Fellow Geography Department & Health Arts Research Centre University of Northern …
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