Indigenous Initiatives
Welcome to Indigenous Initiatives at UBC’s Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology. We are grateful to the Musqueam Nation on whose ancestral and unceded territory our learning, teaching, and collaborations take place. Members of the Musqueam community enrich our programming by sharing their knowledge, ideas, history, language, culture, resources, and support.
The Indigenous Initiatives team develops and offers programming, resources, and consultations focused on Indigenous engagement in curriculum, pedagogy, classroom climate, professional development and evaluation. The team supports faculty, teaching assistants, staff, and students to create and facilitate learning spaces where respectful and meaningful dialogues can take place.
Recent Stories
Decolonizing Evaluation Interview Series: Elsie Achugbue & Lucy Buchanan-Parker
We wanted to reconnect with Elsie and Lucy to hear more about the development of the StEAR evaluation framework and to explore their reflections on the challenges and possibilities of implementing and evaluating large-scale institutional change at UBC.
AI Reflections: Faculty Spotlight on Tricia Logan
We recently had the opportunity to have a conversation with Dr. Tricia Logan where she shared her insights on how AI is impacting her teaching and research at UBC.
AI Reflections: Faculty Spotlight on Daisy Rosenblum – Part 2
Welcome back to our interview with Dr. Daisy Rosenblum, Assistant Professor cross-appointed in the First Nations and Endangered Languages Program within the Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies, and the Department of Anthropology.