Healing Trails an Indigenous-led initiative to re-think transportation through policy work, capacity building, education and tangible real-world projects.
This article was commissioned to commemorate the 2nd National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We asked our friend and former colleague Brennan McKay to share
A fresh new idea from Winnipeg Trails, inspired by kids everywhere. Equal parts pure joy and serious response to transportation-related crises stemming from the pandemic,
What a wonderful video about our Healing Trails project on Rover, we’ll be posting lots of more info on it, but for now, kick back
What does an equitable and urgent response to the pandemic look like? With limited recreation options for children, schools closed, buses being scary to use
Join Janell Henry and Adrian Alphonso will delve into the series of works under our Healing Trails project and explain how they are grounded in
Healing Trails program staff Janell Henry and Brenna McKay spoke to Sheldon Birnie about pathways to reconciliation, including bringing Indigenous languages to the landscape. View
Janell Henry, guest lecturer, presents for The Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology Department at the University of Oulu, Friday, February 14 2020 (Photo Courteous of Winnipeg Trails
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Traditional Trails Manitoba Métis Ride Sunday August 12. Join Adrian Alphonso and Jenna Vandal for a fascinating and invigorating trip through the history of this
