Painting Connections: Art, Community and Conversation
The Office of Community Outreach, Partnerships, and Equity (COPE) and the Waakebiness Institute for Indigenous Health (WIIH) invite you to an informal drop-in event for DLSPH students, staff, and faculty. Through a facilitated Indigenous arts activity led by Red Pepper Spectacle Arts, attendees will have an opportunity to connect with...
Indigenous Research Policy Forum
This Research-to-Policy Forum is an in-person drop-in event at the University of Toronto where research findings from across the CIHR Funded Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (ON NEIHR) will be presented and discussed with the aim of informing healthy Indigenous mental health policy decisions. The intended audience is...
Dr. Suzanne (Ethsi) Stewart & Darienne Russell – ON NEIHR Webinar Series
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Health Outcomes Among Indigenous Communities Welcome to the Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research Webinar Series! Please join us on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, with Dr. Suzanne Stewart and Darienne Russell! Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. EST Location: Zoom...
Author Spotlight
The Waakebiness Institute for Indigenous Health and the University of Toronto invite you to the upcoming Author Spotlight! Author Spotlight featuring Award-Winning Author Katlia Lafferty and Dene Storyteller and Media Journalist Cassandra Blondin-Burt! Please join us on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 with Katlia and Cassandra! Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026...
Indigenous Research Intensive Workshop
Hosted by the Network for Aboriginal Mental Health Research and the Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research. Aaniin, Kwe, Bozho, Hello! The Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (ON NEIHR) and the Network for Aboriginal Mental Health Research (NAMHR) is excited to welcome you to the annual 2026...
Biiskaabe Zaa’emaanag Birchbark Canoe Project
A 14-day immersive workshop focused on the construction of a traditional birchbark canoe through Elder-led teachings. Join us for the Biiskaabe Zaa’emaanag Birchbark Canoe Project, a 14-day immersive workshop focused on the construction of a traditional birchbark canoe through Elder-led teachings, hands-on learning, and community connection. Taking place from August...
Indigenous Hand Drumming Circle
Indigenous U of T students from any campus are invited to join the hand drumming circle series focused on connection, community, and wellness. This summer series provides a welcoming and culturally grounded space to connect through drumming, songs, teachings and sharing. Through guided drumming, song, and sharing, participants can explore...
SBHS Seminar (virtual)
Dr. Sherri Dutton, DLSPH Postdoctoral Fellow: “I feel seen”: Developing Cultural Safety Training using the Co-writing Circle method of Collaborative Storytelling Roshaneh F. Jaffer, SBHS PhD Candidate: Narratives from the Cysterhood: Exploring the Gendered Medicalization of Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS/PCOS)
PIHTIKWÊ: VISITS WITH FIRST NATIONS PSYCHOLOGISTS
Presented by the Ontario Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research ... Presentation title: PIHTIKWÊ: VISITS WITH FIRST NATIONS PSYCHOLOGISTS This podcast series was created to mobilize and share Indigenous Knowledge related to trauma repair, recovery from addictions, community survivance, and care across Indigenous communities in Canada. Our goal is to...
Graphic Novel Launch Party – The Gathering Place Toaando
Presented by the Waakebiness Institue for Indigenous Health ... You’re Invited: The Gathering Place: Toaando Graphic Novel Launch! Join us for a celebratory afternoon at the Waakebiness Institute for Indigenous Health as we officially launch our new graphic novel, The Gathering Place: Toaando. This project is a labor of love,...