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The Living Lab Project is a community – campus – schools project and network which supports eco-cultural restoration, land-based learning and Indigenous resurgence

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Welcome! Our Living Lab Network includes local Indigenous communities, UVic and other campus faculties and staff, schools and school districts, community groups, NGOs and government.

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Dr. Sarah Marie Wiebe (University of Victoria) explores how PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱ fosters hands-on learning and Indigenous governance at SṈIDȻEȽ, where communities restore the land and rethink governance together.

Read: Cultivating social justice through community-engaged learning with PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱

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Indigenous youth, students and researchers gather for an empowering 5-day Concordia summer institute.

Community

Crossposted from The University of Concordia. Indigenous youth, students and researchers gather for an empowering 5-day Concordia summer institute. ‘We are coming together to share our cultures, be visible and make some noise' June…

Reflections by W̱SÁNEĆ – Lummi Nation Member by Desiree Jones

Community

Reflections by W̱SÁNEĆ - Lummi Nation Member Desiree Jones Breaking colonial boundaries and creating space to be back out on our traditional homelands is an approach to foster healing and reconciliation into existence; through this…

2023 Living Lab

Communication Blog from Living Lab

Community, Uncategorized

Community Celebration on Monday, April 17, 2023 Living Lab celebrated its Community Celebration on Monday, April 17, 2023, with around 50 network partners attending the First People's House at the University of Victoria. The event marked…