Die Macht der Hieroglyphen als lebendige Zeichen Hieroglyphen waren im alten Ägypten weit mehr als bloße Schriftzeichen – sie waren lebendige Symbole, die kosmische und spirituelle Bedeutung trugen. Jede Form, jede Piktografie war ein Ausdruck göttlicher Ordnung, ein Bindeglied zwischen Mensch, Welt und Himmel. Sie waren nicht nur Träger von Sprache, sondern aktive Kräfte im […]
We work with community groups, governments, and health authorities to build capacity and support community engagement through research. Our research projects and programs promote health equity, address climate change and environmental and mental health impacts, and honour Indigenous health needs and values.
See moreThe Yukon NEIHR Development team is a group of Yukon First Nation Elders, researchers, knowledge carriers, and community-based health research experts who came together and responded to the call to begin developing a Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research (NEIHR) in the Yukon funded by CIHR. This first phase of engagement on the NEIHR is overseen […]
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See moreICHR hosts Research Rounds on a variety of northern health topics. Providing an opportunity for speakers and attendees to share and collaborate on health research, programming and approaches in the north, these forums feature a casual, short presentation followed by a roundtable group discussion/Q&A, or networking time at the end. We welcome talks on any topic […]
To support our goals of developing educational opportunities for northerners and creating a new group of health researchers based in the north, ICHR works with national and international partners to promote education, training and exchanges.
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