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UCalgary collaborates with Alberta Sikh community to build Sikh Studies program

Tonya Callaghan

Werklund School researcher partners with newcomers' centre to improve lives of LGBTQ2S+ refugees

ii’ taa’poh’to’p, the University of Calgary’s Indigenous Strategy, is a commitment to deep evolutionary transformation by reimagining ways of knowing, doing, connecting, and being. Walking parallel paths together, ‘in a good way,’ UCalgary is moving towards genuine reconciliation and Indigenization. For more information about the Indigenous Strategy and upcoming events, please visit the Office of Indigenous Engagement website.

Learn about traditional Indigenous women’s voices today at noon

Parent-teacher relationships critical to success of students from immigrant and refugee families

MBA students learn to navigate diversity and adversity in the workplace

John Legend and Kelly Clarkson

Baby, it’s cold outside — but it’s heating up on social media

Respect the laws of the people who were here first

Nutrition was a common health promotion interest of the three communities we collaborated with.

Health sciences students help paint pictures of maternal health in Uganda

Youth receives Certificate of Citizenship from Immigration Minister

Newcomers and Canadian high school students are friendly, but not friends

John Ralston Saul, left, and the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson welcome participants to 6 Degrees Calgary, a conference discussing the power the arts have to build inclusive societies. Photo by Neil Zeller, Institute for Canadian Citizenship

6 Degrees Calgary brings bright minds and bold methods together for global conversation on inclusion