Peace and Reconciliation Centre
The University of the Fraser Valley’s Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) has been recognized internationally for its ongoing success creating partnerships with Indigenous communities...
Click a name to learn more about the students and their award-winning projects. Emilie Petrie and Breanne Muller from PARC.
In 2008, the B.C. government agreed to provide the Musqueam First Nation with land and money to settle a dispute over the prospective sale of the University of B.C. golf course lands...
In a year marked by a landmark B.C. Supreme Court ruling on unsurrendered Indigenous land, the lessons of Beyond Blankets: A Stó:lō Lands Exercise are resonating more deeply than ever...
As summer draws near, so does the opportunity for UFV students to dive into meaningful research through the BMO Collaboratorium...
(PARC’s Beyond Blankets Exercise Featured from 0:56-2:31)
Ukrainian-Heiltsuk carver Ivan Rosypskye unveiled his monumental art piece on Saturday, March 1, at Powell River Public Library (PRPL)...
Before Jordon Fernandez enrolled in UFV's Xwelítem Siyáya: Allyship and Reconciliation Building program last year, he says he didn’t know enough about Indigenous peoples in the Fraser Valley...
Registration is open for the Xwelítem Siyáya: Allyship and Reconciliation Building 2025 course starting on Jan. 30 at the University of the Fraser Valley...
The University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) is providing locals with a chance to take a significant step toward fostering reconciliation with the launch of its Tier 1 Xwelítem Siyáya: Allyship and Reconciliation Building program...
Artist Ivan Rosypskye spent time in Powell River Public Library’s foyer earlier this month carving a slab of red cedar as part of an exploration project called: Carving Lost Family History/Carving a Path to Reconciliation...
An exciting partnership between BMO and the University of the Fraser Valley’s Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) is set to benefit the Collaboratorium — providing UFV students with research training and practical experience in a way that benefits the communities around them.
At a celebration at UFV's Chilliwack campus today, BMO announced a contribution of $440,000 over five years to support the BMO Collaboratorium...
Canada’s oldest bank and 8th largest in North America with over 13 million customers worldwide has signed a 5-year deal with the University of the Fraser Valley to fund the BMO Collaboratorium.
The University of The Fraser Valley’s Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) is launching a program that aims to help non-Indigenous Canadians build their capacity for reconciliation...
A new UFV program focused on reconciliation is for non-Indigenous Canadians with a strong desire to become authentic allies...
The University of the Fraser Valley, Stó:lō Nation, the Stó:lō Tribal Council, the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre, and the Stó:lō Grand Chief’s Council have collaborated to launch an allyship and reconciliation program...
The University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) has announced a new public class to help people learn more about reconciliation...
The second in a three-part series about interpersonal violence takes place Thursday, Jan. 21 through University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) in Abbotsford...
An exciting partnership between BMO and the University of the Fraser Valley’s Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) is set to benefit the Collaboratorium — providing UFV students with research training and practical experience in a way that benefits the communities around them.
The University of the Fraser Valley hopes its new Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) — which the school says is the first of its kind in Canada — will help contribute to a more equitable society...
The University of the Fraser Valley is bringing two well-known social justice advocates together on Thursday, Sept. 24 to celebrate the launch of its Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) at the Abbotsford campus...