Indigenous Roundtable

Update on Indigenous Roundtable

Campus and Community

April 6, 2023

Memorial remains committed to fostering Indigenous-led conversation and dialogue in our community. The important work of the previously announced Roundtable Engagement with Indigenous Peoples continues.

This is an opportunity for learning and reflection and the guidance provided by the Indigenous Roundtable regarding Indigenous identity will be critical to the continued process of Indigenization at Memorial.

An update on the Roundtable is forthcoming.

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