Public Humanities Hub

Event type

Arts Multilingual Week

Crimes of the Future screening and discussion

Master artist Mino-Giizhig (Wayne Valliere) carving an undulating stem with leaves and a flower on the side of a birch bark canoe, with trees in the background. Photo by Dr Tim Frandy. Dr Frandy’s talk details are in text: “Lifting from the Centre: Health and Culture in Anishinaabe Communities”, followed by a reception to launch the Health Humanities Research Network, on October 26, 5:30-8PM at 1871 West Mall, Vancouver. Hosted by the UBC Department of Central, Eastern and Northern European Studies. Co-sponsored by the Public Humanities Hub and Faculty of Arts.

Lifting from the Centre: Health and Culture in Anishinaabe Communities

DATE: October 26, 2022 TIME: 5:30pm – 8:00pm LOCATION: Asian Centre Auditorium, 1871 West Mall Please join us for an event to welcome Assistant Professor of Nordic Studies Dr. Tim Frandy to UBC. Explore a series of culturally-situated health programs in Waaswaaganing with Dr. Frandy. These projects help illustrate the value and necessity of humanists […]