2020 winners of the Distinguished Academics Awards

Dr. Dara Kelly receives the Early in Career Award for her work in shedding light on Indigenous economies and their philosophies. Dr. Kelly’s work has helped fill in gaps in the literature on the economic concepts and practices of the Coast Salish and other Indigenous nations. Her efforts to educate the public have placed her in front of government and policymakers, speaking on issues that arise from these minority states. She has presented in numerous conferences and public spaces in an effort to challenge conventional economical practices and inform positive change by drawing on knowledge of Indigenous economics.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Dara Kelly receives the Early in Career Award for her work in shedding light on Indigenous economies and their philosophies. Dr. Kelly’s work has helped fill in gaps in the literature on the economic concepts and practices of the Coast Salish and other Indigenous nations. Her efforts to educate the public have placed her in front of government and policymakers, speaking on issues that arise from these minority states. She has presented in numerous conferences and public spaces in an effort to challenge conventional economical practices and inform positive change by drawing on knowledge of Indigenous economics.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

1 0

Dr. Dara Kelly receives the Early in Career Award for her work in shedding light on Indigenous economies and their philosophies. Dr. Kelly’s work has helped fill in gaps in the literature on the economic concepts and practices of the Coast Salish and other Indigenous nations. Her efforts to educate the public have placed her in front of government and policymakers, speaking on issues that arise from these minority states. She has presented in numerous conferences and public spaces in an effort to challenge conventional economical practices and inform positive change by drawing on knowledge of Indigenous economics.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

1 0

Dr. Dara Kelly receives the Early in Career Award for her work in shedding light on Indigenous economies and their philosophies. Dr. Kelly’s work has helped fill in gaps in the literature on the economic concepts and practices of the Coast Salish and other Indigenous nations. Her efforts to educate the public have placed her in front of government and policymakers, speaking on issues that arise from these minority states. She has presented in numerous conferences and public spaces in an effort to challenge conventional economical practices and inform positive change by drawing on knowledge of Indigenous economics.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

1 0

Dr. Dara Kelly receives the Early in Career Award for her work in shedding light on Indigenous economies and their philosophies. Dr. Kelly’s work has helped fill in gaps in the literature on the economic concepts and practices of the Coast Salish and other Indigenous nations. Her efforts to educate the public have placed her in front of government and policymakers, speaking on issues that arise from these minority states. She has presented in numerous conferences and public spaces in an effort to challenge conventional economical practices and inform positive change by drawing on knowledge of Indigenous economics.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

2 0

Dr. Dara Kelly receives the Early in Career Award for her work in shedding light on Indigenous economies and their philosophies. Dr. Kelly’s work has helped fill in gaps in the literature on the economic concepts and practices of the Coast Salish and other Indigenous nations. Her efforts to educate the public have placed her in front of government and policymakers, speaking on issues that arise from these minority states. She has presented in numerous conferences and public spaces in an effort to challenge conventional economical practices and inform positive change by drawing on knowledge of Indigenous economics.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

15 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

1 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

1 0

Dr. Bonny Norton, FRSC, receives the Ehor Boyanowsky Academic of the Year Award for her Global Storybooks initiative, a project that is spreading literacy across five continents. Dr. Norton is a leading researcher of literacy and multilingualism and a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. The Global Storybooks (https://globalstorybooks.net ) translates open-source stories from African Storybooks into languages spoken in various countries, making them accessible to Canadians and a wider international audience. Global Storybooks has also expanded to include Indigenous Storybooks. The Global Storybooks initiative makes stories available in Indigenous languages, as well as in English, French, Spanish, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

1 0

Dr. Ken Lertzman receives the Paz Buttedahl Career Achievement Award for his decades-long commitment to BC’s old-growth forests and forest ecosystems. Dr. Lertzman is a leading researcher of forest structure, ecosystems dynamics, and forest disturbance regime. He has facilitated advancement of sustainable forest practices through service on community and government advisory panels and boards throughout his career. A founding co-director of the Hakai Institute for Coastal Peoples, Ecoystems, and Management, Dr. Lertzman has also worked with government organizations, First Nations, ecosystems scientists, and forest professionals in an effort to spread awareness on the effects of climate change.

See more at https://www.cufa.bc.ca/awards/past-winners/winners-of-the-2020-cufa-bc-distinguished-academics-awards/

0 0