Two-Eyed Seeing: researching cyberbullying for Indigenous youth
Dr. Johanna Sam has established the Community-based Indigeneity Resiliency Cyberbullying Lab and Education (C.I.R.C.L.E) at UBC to work with students in a social science lab setting.
We have a dedication to meaningful reconciliation with the people of the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, and Syilx Okanagan nations, on whose traditional lands our campuses reside.
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Dr. Johanna Sam has established the Community-based Indigeneity Resiliency Cyberbullying Lab and Education (C.I.R.C.L.E) at UBC to work with students in a social science lab setting.
Expand research and resources to take bold action against anti-Asian racism in BC and beyond. To fulfil the call for action from across Canada, UBC is establishing the Centre for Asian Canadian Research and Engagement to generate and activate knowledge that drives change. We seek bold philanthropic partners like you who believe we can end racism.
Help students recover and revitalize Indigenous language through the Bachelor of Nsyilxcn Fluency Program, the first of its kind in Canada. This degree is an innovative collaboration between communities, Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT), En’owkin Centre, and UBC Okanagan to sustain, revitalize and restore the language traditions of Indigenous communities.
The Beyond Tomorrow Scholars Program provides access to a range of opportunities for Black students at UBC. You can help students achieve their goals by supporting the program’s five pillars of success: academic and career, leadership, community and belonging, financial, and health and wellbeing. Your gift will support a program creating a pathway for a new generation of leaders that better reflect Canada’s rich diversity.
UBC Sauder has a transformative vision for the future. Your donation will support the next evolution in business education, helping to build a space where present and future leaders can collaborate across disciplines to find fresh solutions that could change our world.
The new UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research recognizes the critical role libraries play in a student’s academic and personal journey. Give today and help undergraduate students develop the research skills they need to change the world.
Affordability is the greatest challenge facing students today. The time for action is now—you can help UBC students to build a better future for us all.
Today, there are more people alive on our planet than ever before—and they are living longer than at any time in human history. Your gift will help reduce the time it takes to turn research into results, and ensure more equitable access to healthcare and healthier outcomes across the generations.
Food and forest, sea and sky: sustainability touches every aspect of our living world and impacts environmental, social, and economic health around the globe. With your help, we will expand our “green innovation” efforts to respond to the climate emergency and deliver new solutions for the future.
FORWARD, the campaign for UBC, is advancing healthy lives, creating solutions for the planet, and shaping thriving societies. Donors and alumni are the catalyst making it happen.
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