Advancing Indigenous Education in Colombia: Algoma University Professor Supports Development of Colombia’s National Indigenous University (UNIC)

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Dr. Sheila Gruner, Associate Professor of Community Economic and Social Development at Algoma University (AU) and Director of the Institute of Peoples, Territories, and Pedagogies for Peace (IPTP), recently returned from Colombia where she continues to move forward global collaborations in decolonizing education.

Fueling Discovery: Algoma University Faculty Secure Prestigious Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Discovery Grants

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Federal investment of $541,000 strengthens Algoma’s role in Canada’s research landscape

(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – August 28, 2025): Algoma University is celebrating a major research milestone, with three faculty members awarded prestigious Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Discovery Grants,

Heart-to-Heart: Human Library at Algoma University Sparks Deep Connection and Healing Across Generations

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The Arthur A. Wishart Library at Algoma University was recently transformed into a living library unlike any other. In an atmosphere filled with courage, compassion, and hope, students, staff, faculty, Elders, and Residential School Survivors gathered for a profoundly emotional Human Library: Unjudge Someone,

Algoma University and Enabled Talent Sign MOU to Develop Groundbreaking AI Accessibility Tool for Visually Impaired Professionals

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Algoma University and Enabled Talent have partnered to develop AI-powered tools that improve workplace accessibility for people with vision impairments. The two-year collaboration was launched this summer with an MOU signing at Algoma’s Brampton campus.

At the heart of this project is Eynable,

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