Native Youth Program at MOA

The Museum of Anthropology at UBC (MOA) is a prominent institution dedicated to showcasing world arts and cultures, with a particular emphasis on Indigenous heritage. Through various exhibitions, programs, and community engagement initiatives, MOA aims to foster understanding and appreciation of diverse cultural narratives. Among its offerings, the Native Youth Program provides a summer experience for urban Indigenous youth in secondary school, while the Indigenous Internship Program focuses on enhancing Indigenous capacity within museums. MOA also prioritizes access to its collections for originating community members and supports self-determined heritage management initiatives. Generated from the website

The University of British Columbia Law Library supports the study, reference, & research needs of the students & faculty of the Faculty of Law & UBC community.

Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC) at the University of British Columbia is dedicated to providing law students with opportunities to engage in pro bono work, thereby addressing the justice gap in Canada. The program offers various volunteer placements and recognizes outstanding contributions through awards such as the Chief Justice Richard Wagner Award. PBSC fosters a collaborative environment where students can develop leadership skills while making a meaningful impact in their communities. With recruitment efforts aimed at law students across all years, the organization encourages participation and values the commitment of its volunteers. Generated from the website