Apply now for the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s Indigenous Agriculture programs, fostering engagement and traditional food systems revitalization. Deadlines: July 4 and July 18, 2024.
CanNor is now accepting applications for the Economic Research Stream (ERS) of the Northern Indigenous Economic Opportunities Program (NIEOP), aimed at bridging knowledge gaps in the territorial Indigenous economic ecosystem through research and knowledge dissemination.
Get ready for an action-packed week at the Arctic Congress, starting May 29. Join experts Maeva Gauthier and Dr. Jeff Birchall to explore climate resilience and local-scale planning.
Celebrate the remarkable achievements of the project teams heading to the 2024 Arctic Congress, including the dedicated students and faculty from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Celebrate Manitoba’s vibrant arts scene! This inspiring gathering in Winnipeg, hosted by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Manitoba Arts Council, was a significant success.
Arts-based research is not just about producing art; it is about using creativity as a tool for social inquiry and transformation.
Many projects produced through our programs are done so in collaboration with partner institutions in Canada and internationally. We also offer audiences opportunities to engage with residents and their work at various stages of a project’s development and presentation.
Niriqatiginnga, a Winnipeg-based initiative, empowers community food security through innovative frameworks, partnerships, and capacity-building strategies.
Through partnerships with institutions like the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, activities contribute collaboratively developed toolkits and facilitator guides.
Empowering youth to become powerful narrators of their own stories, Niriqatiginnga fosters advocacy, policy influence, and decolonized learning for Indigenous artists and cultural entrepreneurs.
