If you haven’t heard about the Gathering Our Medicine Program, it has been developed in response to the unique, complex needs of youth who have been impacted by colonization and intergenerational
Presented by the Richmond Art Gallery Association, Artists Wan-Yi Lin and Roger Chen are joined by Professors Heesoon Bai and Denise Findlay to reflect on ideas around nourishment by way
In this session with BC Children’s Hospital Research, Denise Findlay facilitates a discussion on resilience in health care. Click to view: Resilience is a remarkable construct – an overarching metaphor
Listen to Denise Findlay’s keynote presentation held May 26 during the First Nations Adult Education School Council (FNAESC) 2021 Conference. In this session, Denise speaks about healing, growth and whole person
Moving Together to the Sacred Heartbeat of the Drum The Heart of Healing is a seven week online series based on seven sacred teachings. A land based gathering will be
In this session, Denise, Marla, and Bill explore the specific ways in which the Gathering Our Medicine program offers a hopeful new paradigm that is a respectful integration of indigenous
I am seeing more and more trainings on kindness these days and find myself hoping to discover that the most recent understandings from affective neuroscience are emerging in way that
The UBC Learning Cirle welcomed Denise Findlay back to the circle February 9th to share her latest work, the Gathering Our Medicine Program. Developed in collaboration with Indigenous communities, the Gathering
In the following video, the UBC Learning Circle welcomes Denise to share her latest work on Gathering Our Medicine. Developed in collaboration with indigenous communities, the Gathering Our Medicine program for caregivers
What does post-contact “Lateral Kindness” rooted and cultivated in each Indigenous Community look like? UBC Learning Circle enjoys dialogue with Denise on what has happened over the past 10 years
Building bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities