Honouring Traditional Knowledge and Research The Journey to Diabetes Wellness in Indigenous Communities Event Takeaways will include: Celebrating 25 Years Developing Collaborations, Partnerships and Community Highlighting Diabetes and Wellness Research in Communities Making Research Accessible to Community Equating Indigenous Knowledge …
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (the Declaration) is a comprehensive international human rights instrument for Indigenous peoples around the world. In Canada, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (UN Declaration …
It’s a great time to check out new, healthy recipes for us and our families. Check out resources at www.idhc.life as we are continually adding to the recipe collection. Another great resource for healthy diabetes-friendly recipes is www.diabetes.ca.
When we laugh we radiate a genuine sound that echoes through the air and reverberates into the universe, lovingly breaking down tension. Nurturing positive connections and using humour as medicine helps to lighten the load, even during challenging times.
Especially if we’ve hibernated a bit too much in the winter. Get out and enjoy a hike in your favorite woods to welcome all the emerging new life. Breath in the fresh air and all the possibilities of renewal that …
How can we get nutrition in our daily lives? Most of have heard growing up “You are what you eat.” Foods filled with vitamins and nutrients: Onions look like the body’s cells. Research shows onions help clear waste materials from …
The Full Moon in March will occur on Friday, March 18 at 3:17 a.m. EST. There are quite a few names for the March Moon that speak to the transition from winter to spring. Some refer to the appearance (or …
The truth is, self-care is really about creating a space that allows you to slow down and tune in to your needs, Nurture your body, emotions, mind and spirit with loving intention. Sprinkle your day with many simple acts of …
Free Consultation with Traditional Practitioner Dorothy Taylor is an oral historian and water protector. Dorothy is an Indigenous knowledge-keeper of the Curve Lake First Nation.
These sessions are designed to provide an opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to gain greater understandings of the topics through the sharing of Indigenous worldviews and perspectives. Each session will also offer a Q and A segment for our …
Put a glass of water next to your bed before you go to sleep. When you wake up in the morning, finish that glass before your feet hit the ground. Eight ounces is less than you think and you have …
How can we get nutrition in our daily lives? Most of have heard growing up «You are what you eat.” Foods filled with vitamins and nutrients: Kidney Beans actually heal and help maintain kidney function and yes, they look exactly …