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The ACHH Initiative is excited to announce the newly published article by members of the ACHH Initiative team! During the gathering of this knowledge, our Indigenous communities taught us how to implement Two-Eyed Seeing, cultural protocols, and kinship in Indigenous-led studies to understand their health perspectives. We invite you to...

The Aboriginal Children's Hurt and Healing Initiative (ACHH) team expresses our sincere condolences to the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc Residential School survivors, their families and community, as well as all Indigenous Peoples impacted by the dreadful discovery of the mass grave of 215 Indigenous children on the grounds of the former...

The Canadian Paediatric Society is reaching out to ask those who work towards preventing health problems in Indigenous Peoples to share their work in a virtual poster. While we can't be in person to learn about all the needed work, we can still virtually share progress and highlight the findings. Check...

The ACHH Initiative is so happy to see that The Two-Eyed Seeing Approach, which is one of the guiding principles of The ACHH Initiative research, was mentioned in the 2021 Report from the Canadian Pain Task Force. This is one example as to how understanding the culture, language, practices and individuals...

The ACHH Initiative is very excited to announce that the Canadian Pain Task Force, who ACHH is partnered with, came out with the 2021 Report. We encourage everyone to read, share and advocate for the action plan outlined in the 2021 Report. Within this report, a summary of Indigenous Perspectives are...

Such an exciting project that took six months to plan and implement in the HRM community! With the help of IKEA staff/management and Mi'kmaw educator John R Sylliboy, members of the HRM community were given a glimpse of Mi'kmaw culture  and were given the chance to further understand who the...

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