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Design by Martha De Santiago

Truth and Reconciliation Summit: Words of Wisdom

Some thoughts on reconciliation and how to take action from participants and speakers from our Truth and Reconciliation Summit, which took place October 29.

Eya-Hey Nakoda

What You Can Watch, Listen and Read to Learn More About Truth and Reconciliation

Here are some books, podcasts, songs and films you can watch, listen and read to learn more about the ever-important concept of Truth and Reconciliation. Then t

Visualizing Truth and Reconciliation: The Story Behind Our Design

On October 29 Banff Centre will host a Truth and Reconciliation Summit here on campus. Read on to learn the rich and important story behind the design of the Su

Design by Martha De Santiago

Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity hosts Truth and Reconciliation Summit

Join 340 participants from local government, education, business, heritage and culture, justice, health and social services, for a community conversation on Tru

How Getting a Foot in the Door Can Launch Indigenous Careers

Lougheed Leadership alumnus Percy Rain shares his journey and how he is helping indigenous people to get a foot in the door to launch their own careers.

7 Ways Leaders Can Celebrate World Creativity and Innovation Week

Explore how you can foster innovation and develop your complex problem-solving skills during World Creativity and Innovation Week (April 15-21).

Ghana ThinkTank

On this episode Sue Bell Yank talks to artist Christopher Robbins, co-founder of the art collective Ghana ThinkTank, about blending art with international devel

Developing the First World: Exploring the Other Side of Good Intentions

The public art and activism collective Ghana ThinkTank blends art with international development to challenge the dynamic between the "first" and "third" worlds

Jennie Winhall describes the user-centered design process

Want To Be More Innovative? Walk a Mile in Someone Else's Shoes

By exploring a challenge through the eyes of the end user — the people who actually use your product or service — you can understand what what really matters, w

Craig Falcon, cultural advisor on "The Revenant," at The Banff Centre

Craig Falcon Made Sure 'The Revenant' Told Authentic Indigenous Stories

Meet Craig Falcon, the cultural advisor on the set of The Revenant. He helped teach Leo how to speak the Arikara language, and made sure the film accurately por

Our Voices annual gathering of youth, elders, and inspirational guest speakers.

Our Voices: Connecting Yukon's Youth

Our Voices, a network of emerging youth leaders from northern communities, has worked closely with the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity to encourage and equ

Artist and activist Syrus Ware

Syrus Ware Honours Unknown Activists By Drawing Them 10 Feet Tall

Syrus Marcus Ware reflects on the story that inspired the combination of his activism and his art practice.

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