David Suzuki: Protecting the high seas must be a high priority
Staff
March 16, 2023
According to the high-profile Vancouver environmentalist, we know more about the moon and Mars than what lies beneath the seas.
Tag: Indigenous
UBC students create cognitive disequilibrium by challenging narratives around Canadian studies
Charlie Smith
March 9, 2023
The disequilibrium comes from challenging conventional notions about whose perspectives should be given primacy in this field of research.
卑诗大学学生反思加拿大研究观点以创建认知失衡
Translation Desk
March 9, 2023
20世纪心理学家尚·皮亚杰（Jean Piaget）以「认知失衡」（cognitive disequilibrium）一词来解释孩子逻辑及推理的发展。当他们未能凭着现有知识去理解眼前的新处境或任务，就会产生失衡。然而，皮亚杰表示可以透过突破来重建平衡。当孩子将新信息消化或据此作出调整，便会经历突破，重新掌握之前的平衡感。
卑詩大學學生反思加拿大研究觀點以建立認知失衡
Translation Desk
March 9, 2023
20世紀心理學家尚·皮亞傑（Jean Piaget）以「認知失衡」（cognitive disequilibrium）一詞來解釋孩子邏輯及推理的發展。當他們未能憑著現有知識去理解眼前的新處境或任務，就會產生失衡。然而，皮亞傑表示可以透過突破來重建平衡。當孩子將新資訊消化或據此作出調整，便會經歷突破，重新掌握之前的平衡感。
Indigenous filmmaker Asia Youngman reclaims sacred spirit of Okanagan Lake and stays true to her vision with “N’xaxaitkw”
Charlie Smith
March 7, 2023
Youngman created a coming-of-age story about an Indigenous teen who finds her voice as she starts down the road of appreciating her heritage.
Award-winning writer, composer, and director Corey Payette explores his Two-Spirit and queer identity in Starwalker
Charlie Smith
January 20, 2023
According to the Cultch, it enabled Payette to investigate a part of himself that he hasn’t had as much time to focus on in his other works
Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week founder aims to boost spirits in a tough pandemic
Charlie Smith
November 24, 2022
Jolene Mitton founded the event in 2017 because she saw a need to improve the self-esteem of Indigenous children ad youths.
Collaborative Indigenous Research is a way to repair the legacy of harmful research practices
Staff
November 22, 2022
A disclosure from Harvard’s Peabody Museum highlights the need to rethink relationships between universities and Indigenous communities.
David Suzuki: Protecting the high seas must be a high priority
Staff
March 16, 2023
UBC students create cognitive disequilibrium by challenging narratives around Canadian studies
Charlie Smith
March 9, 2023
卑诗大学学生反思加拿大研究观点以创建认知失衡
Translation Desk
March 9, 2023
卑詩大學學生反思加拿大研究觀點以建立認知失衡
Translation Desk
March 9, 2023
Award-winning writer, composer, and director Corey Payette explores his Two-Spirit and queer identity in Starwalker
Charlie Smith
January 20, 2023
Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week founder aims to boost spirits in a tough pandemic
Charlie Smith
November 24, 2022
Collaborative Indigenous Research is a way to repair the legacy of harmful research practices
Staff
November 22, 2022
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Pancouver strives to build a more equal and empathetic society by advancing appreciation of visual and performing arts—and cultural communities—through education. Our goal is to elevate awareness about underrepresented artists and the organizations that support them.
The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
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