Society, culture & education
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Métis mother of 2 pursues passion for childcare and education
Taanishi, Jessica Aitchison dishinihkaashoon. Hello, my name is Jessica Aitchison. Jessica Aitchison is a Métis mother of two young children graduating with a Bachelor of Child and Youth Care. Jessica was born and raised in Prince George, BC, on the unceded ancestral lands of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation. She…
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Law graduate’s degree took him from Victoria to the Himalayas
Nick Sheffield is a graduating JD student from North Vancouver, BC. Over the past three years, he has focused on…
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CanAssist technology helps local barista work independently
Break barriers, build belonging Despite talent, drive and ambition, many individuals with disabilities still encounter barriers in the workplace. However,…
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Honouring resilience: UVic marks Orange Shirt Day and 10 years of TRC Calls to Action
On Monday, Sept. 29, the UVic community will come together in the heart of campus to honour Orange Shirt Day…
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Creating a sense of belonging for culturally diverse students
UVic librarians Aditi Gupta, Ying Liu and Camosun College colleagues create the Culturally Responsive and Inclusive Teaching Toolkit
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Reimagining the future of libraries
In a time shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), misinformation and complex global challenges, trusted sources of knowledge have never been…
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Salish Sea re-centred: new map highlights Indigenous treaties and rights
Maps are traditionally seen as colonial tools that lay claim to lands, lakes and rivers; however, a new map in…
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Great ape behaviour: Unveiling the mysteries
Discover how UVic’s Ammie Kalan uncovers the secrets of great ape behaviour, from stone tool use to cultural diversity.
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Leading with Ancestral Knowledge
Christine Webster’s research honours Nuu-chah-nulth leadership systems that have guided her people for generations.