June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to celebrate First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples and culture, and address what meaningful reconciliation means to each community.

To encourage learning and further Indigenous engagement, the University of Calgary is proud to walk parallel paths together “in a good way” through its Indigenous Strategy, ii’ taa’poh’to’p. Launched in 2017, the strategy guides UCalgary on a path toward genuine reconciliation and Indigenization.

To kick off the month-long celebration and reflection, UCalgary and local community partners will be hosting a series of events focused on amplifying Indigenous voices and experiences, increasing intercultural capacity on campus through open discussion and celebration. Registration and volunteer opportunities are now open.

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Celebrate with UCalgary

Community Engagement with Indigenous Communities
June 13

Curator’s Tour: Devotion: Louis Riel Writes Home 
June 13 and June 19

Ethics, Risk, and Relationships: Indigenous Research
June 20

National Indigenous Peoples Day Campfire Chats 
June 21

Tour! Indigenous Art in the TFDL 
June 23

Volunteer for Aboriginal Awareness Week Calgary
June 18 to 24

Special Nickle at Noon – David Garneau: Riel after Riel 
June 29