It was such a pleasure to talk with UBC's President and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Benoit-Antoine Bacon (@ubcprez), yesterday! Thanks to all the students, faculty, researchers, community partners, community members, and team members for helping to showcase the work that happens here.
Today I had the pleasure of spending time with the team at the UBC Learning Exchange (@UBC_LE). I'm so grateful for their truly collaborative approach to reciprocal learning, community-based research, and engagement with Vancouver's Downtown Eastside community.
Looking for a copy of the Research 101 Manifesto? This round of printing was supported by @ubcccel, @STOREEresearch, and the UBC Learning Exchange.🤩🙏 You can also download a digital copy at https://t.co/MjMzyWqtZN.
Join us for Living Archives of Pride, the final event in #ResiStories, a series co-organized by @MuseumOfVan & PHH. Hear from scholars of queer culture & archives. Enjoy drag performances by artists taking inspiration from queer historical moments & icons. https://t.co/ozfFCv3zwI
The UBC Learning Exchange in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is looking to fill the following student Work Learn Positions for the winter semester:
https://t.co/QAB3yqBtxJ
Two weeks ago, Union Gospel Mission released a report exploring the intersection of the climate crisis and housing crisis in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/qFy5xHW5O4.
UBC’s Knowledge Exchange Unit and the Office of Community Engagement are offering a deep dive into how graphic recording can be a tool for decolonization and anti-racism. Go to https://t.co/tuBhDYUwCU to register.
@VPL and Chinatown Together are hosting a screening of 'Big Fight in Little Chinatown' on May 6 at the Central Library. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with some Vancouverites who are fighting for the future of Chinatown. Register here https://t.co/wsXMaPgzTm
"Universities must not only invest in dedicated senior equity leader roles with specialized knowledge and expertise. They must also ensure equity roles are resourced and empowered for optimal success." writes Dr. Arig al Shaibah. Read the full piece here: https://t.co/u6ui2YpGCN
Sincere thanks to everyone who donated to the @UBC_LE as part of #UBCGivingDay yesterday. You unlocked all the matching gifts! We really appreciate everyone’s generosity. https://t.co/IjksSy8tP1
Sincere thanks to everyone who donated to the @UBC_LE as part of #UBCGivingDay yesterday. You unlocked all the matching gifts! We really appreciate everyone’s generosity. https://t.co/IjksSy8tP1
It’s #UBCGivingDay! Today only you can unlock matching donations for the @UBC_LE. The @UBC_LE is a welcoming hub in the #DTES where #UBC students, faculty, staff, & DTES residents and groups connect and learn from each other. Donations support our work. https://t.co/IjksSy8tP1
Join us and @SCVNarratives for our fourth webinar, "Empowering Narratives: Videotaped Interviews vs Graphic Novels" in our 2024 Art and Testimony series. @ugur_umit_ungor and @peterwklein consider videotaped interviews vs graphic novels. RSVP here: https://t.co/E8owWAvFCI
It's been four years since the Downtown Eastside Research Access Portal (RAP) was launched. The snapshot below shows how much the collection in the RAP has grown since we first launched it. And now, in March 2024, the RAP houses 1992 items!
It's normal to feel unsure if you are doing or saying the right things to challenge ableism. To make it easier, Dr. Michelle Stack and Dr. Heidi L. Janz assembled a list of dos and don'ts. (Dr. Stack also happens to be our academic director!)
https://t.co/bghDf6MbaB
Dos and don’ts to help tackle ableism via professors of education and disability ethics, Dr. Michelle Stack and Dr. Heidi L. Janz (pictured below): https://t.co/ye5M96J8sZ
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RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED: Introducing the Health After 2020 Year 3 Cohort!
These researchers will be undertaking innovative health-oriented research projects – meet the 2024 UBC Health Scholars here: https://t.co/TNgZmaGFOe
@FabulistTheatre's 'Dim Sum Diaries: Second Helping' premieres Mar. 22 @Chinatown_SC ! Scan the QR code for tickets.
The production team has been using the UBC Learning Exchange as a rehearsal space. Find more about the resources we offer here: https://t.co/zpJf1tK2u6
Can rewilding mitigate climate change? Spoiler: possibly! Join PhD student Joanne Fitzgibbons @UBC_LE on Mar. 19 for a talk about rewilding and how it might relate to the Downtown Eastside
Attention UBC students! Come work with us in the Downtown Eastside. We have some interesting Work Learn positions open for the summer. Details here: https://t.co/PUaECgulOF
Join us on March 13 for a talk by Dr. Lu Wang on the coping strategies adopted by older Chinese immigrants during the COVID-19 pandemic and their implications for health related services, practice, technology and policies concerning older immigrants.