Florence Glanfield

National Indigenous History Month and the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6 is an opportunity to deepen our understanding of Treaties and our responsibilities as Treaty People.

Living the Principles of Reconciliation at the University of Alberta

As the International Day of Peace is commemorated around the world and on campus, the U of A community stands on historic territory that echoes (chistaweyaw) with the voices of peace.

Understanding our collective responsibilities and re-establishing a connection to Treaties and the layered history of land.

Recognizing International Day of Peace and its alignment with National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Honouring the heart work led by Indigenous colleagues and allies, past and present.

Highlighting recent collaborations that support Indigenous students, staff and faculty and provide opportunities for growth and learning.

The Braiding Past, Present and Future: University of Alberta Indigenous Strategic Plan recognizes our collective responsibility to acknowledge our history and to honour those that came before us, to follow the seven sacred teachings and to recognize our responsibilities to the generations to come.

The Braiding Past, Present and Future: University of Alberta Indigenous Strategic Plan recognizes our collective responsibility to acknowledge our history and to honour those that came before us, to follow the seven sacred teachings and to recognize our responsibilities to the generations to come.

Dr. Florence Glanfield invites you to join in the work of Truth and Reconciliation.