Articles tagged with: Cindy Biancaniello
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A weeklong display of empty red dresses and a day of activities at Brock University will honour the lives of ... Full story
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Brock Media Clips for Friday, Sept. 30
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Hearts of hope to be on ... Full story -
Orange shirts, events and displays to recognize history of residential schools
While Cindy Biancaniello prepares to don her orange shirt for a week of remembrance activities, she is hopeful people she ... Full story -
New name for centre serving First Nations, Métis and Inuit students on campus
A welcoming home on campus for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students at Brock University has received a new ... Full story -
National Indigenous Peoples Day to be celebrated with week of activities
Brock University will honour the heritage, cultures and contributions of Indigenous Peoples with a packed week of educational activities later ... Full story -
Career fair to showcase post-secondary options for Indigenous high schoolers
Hundreds of self-identified Indigenous high school students will come together next week to explore post-secondary education options in Niagara. Co-hosted ... Full story -
Reminder: Land-based therapy event to take place Thursday
Note: This event has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date. A wellness-themed event on Thursday, March 24 ... Full story -
Virtual event, weeklong display to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA people
Red dresses will be hung throughout the campuses of Brock University and Niagara College next week to remember missing and ... Full story -
Supports available for Brock community as new residential school burial sites discovered in B.C.
With the announcement of the discovery of 93 potential burial sites near a former residential school in British Columbia, Brock’s ... Full story -
Indigenous students invited to share at open mic night
The community is welcome to attend an upcoming open mic night, where Indigenous students are invited to express themselves and ... Full story