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Feature Story
October 20, 2010Crime and rehabilitation
A B.C. researcher looks to the rich aboriginal culture of the Fraser Valley for a better way to rehabilitate and reintegrate criminals back into society
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May 12, 2010Hip-hop storytellers
University of Regina professor Charity Marsh helps young aboriginal people express their life experiences through music — connecting to their roots, and to the world around them
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January 13, 2010A Partnership of peoples
UBC’s Museum of Anthropology has built successful relationships with international Indigenous communities. Its renewal project exemplifies this collaborative spirit.
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February 4, 2009Promises fulfilled
Looking at the legacy of thousands of black slaves who fled to Canada in the 1800s
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November 1, 2007Not just fiddling around
Studying and archiving the music of Cape Breton Island protects its unique heritage and serves as a cultural preservation model
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March 1, 2007Walking on thin ice
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