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Central at PARC is to facilitate constructive dialogue that supports conflict transformation & reconciliation. 📧[email protected]
Abbotsford, British Columbia
Joined April 2020
TOMORROW @ 11AM | With them: A Ukraine documentary Join us for a 60-minute film following the journey of war response over the last two years followed by conversation with Chad Martz, Operation Advisor, Hungry For Life and lifelong Chilliwack resident. Everyone welcome.
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The Collaboratorium provides community organizations with sophisticated research services at a fraction of the cost, while providing UFV students the opportunity to enhance the research skills they have been developing in their classes. More info: https://t.co/rvLaUZhA7e
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We invite you to join us for a 60-minute screening followed by conversation with Chad Martz, Hungry for Life. The film follows the journey of war response over the last 2 years, based on a 20 year relationship built with friends and partners in Ukraine. Everyone welcome.
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LIMITED SPACE - Don't miss your chance to register for the XwelÃtem Siyáya: Allyship & Reconciliation Building Tier 1 program, back by popular demand. Sessions begin Thurs, January 18! REGISTER - https://t.co/AiDt92iNlx (CRN 20355) INFO - https://t.co/PK3yiThmM9
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TODAY @ 10AM - Join us in Evered Hall, Abbotsford campus. Registration required: https://t.co/KgQloSm2eB
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NOV 28 @ 10am | Beyond Reductionism: Trans-Atlantic perspectives on the Israel-Hamas war 2023 In collaboration with Utrecht University, Netherlands, PARC will be hosting a hybrid conversation. Everyone welcome. More information: https://t.co/KgQloSm2eB
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📅This THURSDAY, SEPT 28 | Mark your calendars for this unique opportunity to hear Dr. Christine Kenney from Massey University, New Zealand. Everyone welcome. @goUFV @DrMandigoUFV @ufvARTS @UFVscience
SEPT 28 @ 2PM | Indigenous peoples and climate change Dr. Kenney, Chair of Disaster Risk Reduction, Massey University, New Zealand, will discuss ways cultural attributes shape Indigenous responses to climate change and are mobilized to mitigate risks to community resilience.
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The prospect of homelessness is traumatic enough, but we should also consider the additional challenges many of these same women face due to brain injury at the hands of an abusive partner or partners. https://t.co/Jj4ZUSFbO0
#BI #IPV @thetyee @thatemfagan
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UFV honorary degree recipient Naxaxalhts’i Albert ‘Sonny’ McHalsie was featured today on @cbcradio's BC Today. Naxaxalhts’i received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from UFV on June 14 during Convocation 2023. Listen to the episode here: https://t.co/wwTE2ncFGg
#NIPD2023
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JUNE 6 | Additional speaker - Linda, a member of The Ex-wives Club, will speak from a survivor’s perspective about how Clare’s Law might have impacted her & the fellow members if it was available when they were in their relationships with the abusive man. https://t.co/V7eUYCz18y
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JUNE 6 | Clare's Law: The right to ask, the right to know - but not in BC? This is a hybrid event. Register at: https://t.co/jW1fzacJOb
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Siyamiyateliyot Elizabeth Phillips spoke Indian to herself to survive St. Mary’s Indian Residential School. As @gracekenn from @currentfv talks about in her article, Siyamiyateliyot is the last fluent Halq’eméylem speaker.
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This event will feature keynote Dr. Charlotte Barlow from the @UCLan about her research on Clare’s Law in the UK. Additional presentations by the Ending Violence Assc. of BC & the ‘E’ Division RCMP regarding the benefits and challenges of introducing Clare’s Law in BC.
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TODAY @ 7PM: Palestinian and Indigenous solidarity Colonialism takes many forms and expressions, but the commonalities of displacement and oppression create common bonds of understanding and solidarity.
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Today is Red Dress Day. It is the day that we honour the #Indigenous women and girls who have been murdered or gone missing -- the people that Canadian society and the police have failed. We call on all Canadians to recognize the #injustice behind #MMIWG2S.
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This book launch is the first phase of a larger collaboration. The goals are to make Canadian scholarship pertaining to Indigenous issues and decolonization available to scholars and university students in China, to foster collaboration between academics in Canada and China.
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PAID SUMMER INTERNSHIP - The Collaboratorium is back for summer 2023! Designed to provide community orgs with sophisticated research services while providing students with opportunities to deploy and enhance skills developed in classes. More info: https://t.co/rvLaUZhA7e
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