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Indigenous

Desneige Frandsen seated at a wooden table in front of a couch, wearing a black cardigan and white blouse.

Alumni

How one TMU law grad is closing Canada’s Indigenous justice gap

Desneige Frandsen trains Indigenous youth across Canada in legal advocacy — and helps them imagine a future in law

A canoe housed within a display case.

Equity

The business of reconciliation

How a Mi'kmaq birch bark canoe is reshaping what business school looks like at the Ted Rogers School of Management

A mural on Kerr Hall West is pictured. It is meant to unify the traditions and cultural legacies of the Arctic and Amazon region, as well as honour global Indigeneity.

Equity

Standing Strong Task Force recommendations, initiatives underway

Courses across all programs to include Indigenous history learning opportunities

A photo of the new Indigenous mural installed on Kerr Hall West is seen through the trees on the TMU campus.

Equity

New Indigenous art mural celebrates Indigenous placemaking

Public art piece created by international artists installed on Kerr Hall West

A bridge across water that says "This is Indian Land."

Policy

Centring Indigenous voices

The Yellowhead Institute's Indigenous-led research shares critical perspectives and policy analysis

The university campus.

Community

Taskforce appointed to examine Egerton Ryerson’s legacy

Artist Nadya Kwandibens (left) with Tee Lyn Duke standing in front of a mural.

Community

Celebrating Indigenous identity

Art installation by photographer Nadya Kwandibens unveiled at Library entrance

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