Indigenous Cultural Safety and Humility Workshop: A safe place to question, learn and unlearn together
March 3, 2022
Namaste Marsden and Angie Bain have grown up witnessing systemic racism towards their family and community members. Their careers [...]
REBC collaborates with Indigenous artist to create artwork for the 2022 Cultural Safety and Humility Workshop
January 18, 2022
The important work of Indigenous cultural safety and humility has come to the forefront of discussions within the research [...]
REBC thanks their provincial partners
August 3, 2021
The day-to-day work for research ethics board administrators can be hectic at best, but especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, Research [...]
REBC Welcomes New Partners to PREP
March 24, 2021
Research Ethics BC (REBC) — now known as the research ethics team within Clinical Trials British Columbia — is [...]
Thanking Sarah Bennett, REBC’s Inaugural Advisory Council Chair
March 16, 2021
Sarah Bennett, REBC Advisory Council’s outgoing and inaugural Chair, concluded her term in January 2021. The Research Ethics BC team [...]
New REBC Advisory Council Co-Chairs Welcomed
February 17, 2021
Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Namaste Marsden’s term as Co-Chairs of Research Ethics BC’s Advisory Council began on January 12, [...]
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