Centre for Excellence in Indigenous Health

If you haven't already heard, we've extended the deadline for the CEIH Indigenous Student awards applications! They are now open until June 8th. Don't miss out! Requirements for each award varies.

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DEADLINE EXTENDED! The CEIH Indigenous Student awards applications are now open until June 8th. Don't miss out!

Requirements for each award varies.
Check out our website for more details: https://buff.ly/NnMHP98

Three days left! Calling all Indigenous students at UBC, apply to the CEIH awards before June 4th, 2026. Requirements for each award varies.

Check out our website for more details: https://buff.ly/8vwa0Ru

CEIH is still accepting applications for awards! If you are an Indigenous student at UBC, apply to the CEIH awards before June 4th, 2026. Requirements for each award varies.

Check out our website for more details: https://buff.ly/8vwa0Ru

There’s something powerful about learning in a space where your work, your community, and your experiences are understood. Tomorrow is the last day to sign up!

The IPH Program brings together Indigenous learners, professionals, and community members who are all working—each in their own way—toward stronger health outcomes.
Through shared learning and discussion, participants build not only knowledge, but meaningful connections that continue beyond the program.

📅 August 17–21
📅 Deadline: May 31
Learn more: https://bit.ly/IPHCEIH

Past participants have described the IPH Program as a space to step back, reflect, and reconnect with the “why” behind their work in Indigenous health.
That time to pause and learn can be just as important as the work itself.
📅 Applications close May 31
📅 Program runs August 17–21
Apply now: https://bit.ly/IPHCEIH

Go grey in May!

May is Brain Tumour Awareness Month and here at the Centre we're highlighting the work being done by Dr. Melissa Perreault, Professor of Neuroscience and Research Leadership Chair at the University of Guelph, Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, and member of the Metis Nation. Dr. Perreault advocates for appropriate research approaches with Indigenous communities and the integration of Indigenous knowledge and ways of doing into Euro-Western neuroscience.

In many communities, public health work doesn’t happen in isolation—it’s shaped by relationships, history, and a deep understanding of community needs. Last week to sign up!

The Indigenous Public Health Training (IPH) Program at UBC creates space for that kind of learning. Over one week, participants come together to explore Indigenous health research ethics and the social determinants of health in ways that are grounded, practical, and relevant.

This is an opportunity to step into a learning environment that values both knowledge and lived experience.

📅 August 17–21, 2026
📍 UBC Vancouver
🎓 Scholarships available
Apply by May 31: https://bit.ly/IPHCEIH

APPLY NOW! If you are an Indigenous student at UBC, apply to the CEIH awards before June 4th, 2026. Requirements for each award varies.

Check out our website for more details: https://buff.ly/8vwa0Ru