The Hearts-based Education and Anti-colonial Learning in Healthcare (H.E.A.L. Healthcare) project at the University of Northern BC combines arts and humanities to shake up longstanding and well-established health disparities.
The Hearts-based Education and Anti-colonial Learning in Healthcare project at the University of Northern BC combines arts and humanities to shake up longstanding and well-established health disparities.
“The HEAL. Healthcare project provides systemic change that is long overdue,” said X'staam Hana'ax , HEAL Healthcare project manager, said. HEAL Healthcare has brought together artists, writers, activists, and people with lived experience to create arts-based and anti-oppressive learning materials. HEAL Healthcare teaching tools are designed to inspire anyone in any healthcare field: healthcare providers and professionals, including nurses, dentists, doctors, healthcare staff and administrators, and healthcare students, educators, and institutions.
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