This week, Queen’s University is hosting a national discussion about promoting physical activity in Aboriginal communities. It is Canada’s largest conference on physical activity for First Nations, Métis and Inuit people and created for everyone with an interest in sports, recreation, fitness, and traditional activities. “There will be people at the National Aboriginal Physical Activity (NAPA) conference… Keep Reading
Aboriginal dancers, musicians and artisans from across Ontario will converge on Queen’s campus this week for the first-annual Celebration of Indigenous Arts, Culture and Dance. Hosted by the Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre (FDASC), the celebration is an opportunity to showcase the traditions and cultures of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada, particularly the local Anishinaabe and… Keep Reading
Janet Smylie, Meds’92, has been recognized with a National Aboriginal Achievement Award for her extensive research on the health of young Aboriginal families and her work to improve health for First Nations communities across Canada. “It is profoundly meaningful and humbling at the same time to be recognized with this award,” says Dr. Smylie. “Meaningful… Keep Reading
Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre (FDASC) will celebrate the diversity of Canada’s Aboriginal peoples at its fifth annual Educational Pow Wow on October 1. “Aboriginal is not a single entity; rather, it represents a diverse group of nations and peoples with different dances, dress and languages. This year’s theme is also fitting given the diversity… Keep Reading
