New Brunswick

3.1% of New Brunswick's population identifies as Aboriginal and 5.2% report having Aboriginal ancestry. 41.2% of the Aboriginal population live in urban areas.

New Brunswick Research projects

The Stories in my Blood

Thursday November 2nd, 2017

Lifting Spirits: Supporting the Psychological Resiliency of Urban Aboriginal Service Providers in Atlantic Canada

Thursday November 2nd, 2017

Urban Aboriginal Student Experience in Post-Secondary Education: Are Institutions and Support Systems Successful in Meeting their Needs?

Thursday November 2nd, 2017

Maliseet and Mi’kmaq Culture, Language and Access to Wellness: Creating a Holistic Aboriginal Wellness Application for Mobile Devices

Wednesday October 18th, 2017

Wi’kupaltimk (Feast of Forgiveness) A film exploring the culture of food security and food sovereignty among the Urban Aboriginal population of Kjipuktuk (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

Friday February 26th, 2016

Re-visiting the Past, Re-imagining the Future: Documenting NBAPC Elders and Youth Leaders in Dialogue

Friday February 19th, 2016

Our Histories, Our Stories

Tuesday February 9th, 2016

Let’s Get It Right: Creating A Culturally Appropriate Training Module And Identifying Local Urban Aboriginal Resources for Non-Aboriginal Caregivers of Aboriginal Children In New Brunswick

Friday February 5th, 2016

Gendering the Duty to Consult: Making Aboriginal Consultation Rights Meaningful to Aboriginal Women

Friday January 29th, 2016

Navigating Government Services: The “lived experience” of young urban Aboriginal families residing in Fredericton, NB

Wednesday August 13th, 2014

Non-Status and Off-Reserve Beneficiaries in New Brunswick

Wednesday August 13th, 2014

Aboriginal Nursing Students’ Capacity to Succeed in a Baccalaureate Nursing Program

Wednesday August 13th, 2014

Urban Aboriginal Populations and the Honour of the Crown

Wednesday August 13th, 2014
* Methodology * Urban Demographic Project

Partners

Tobique First Nation

Government of New Brunswick – Employment and Continuous Learning Services

Government of New Brunswick- Department of Social Development

University of New Brunswick

Under One Sky Head Start and Friendship Centre

New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council