Reflections on an emotional Sundance experience
(left to right): Helen Chiu, Helen Robinson-Settee, Cathy Woods This spring, Can-SOLVE CKD announced the creation of a new learning pathway, Wabishki [...]
Indigenous learning pathway introduces logo and identity
The Can-SOLVE CKD Indigenous Peoples’ Engagement and Research Council (IPERC) is very pleased to introduce a new logo for the Wabishki Bizhiko Skaanj Learning Pathway. [...]
Introducing Craig Settee, IPERC Coordinator
We are very pleased to welcome Craig Settee to the Can-SOLVE CKD Operations Team in the role of Indigenous Peoples’ Engagement and Research Council [...]
Spirit of reconciliation inspires respectful partnerships
As we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples’ Day on June 21, the Can-SOLVE CKD Network is proud to work with Indigenous patients, researchers, caregivers, and [...]
Learning pathway brings Indigenous perspectives to patient-oriented research
Can-SOLVE CKD and Diabetes Action Canada are partnering to create a new training platform that will help researchers and patient partners build respectful partnerships with Indigenous [...]
San’yas training supports Indigenous cultural safety
Can-SOLVE CKD is committed to meaningful, respectful engagement with Indigenous peoples in Canada in everything we do. To support this engagement and foster strong [...]
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