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More University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada, R3T 2N2 Maps and directions 1-800-432-1960 (North America) Emergency: 204-474-9341 Emergency Information Careers Media People search Research experts Privacy policy Accessibility Terms of use Website feedback All social Back to top Displaced Mass migration due to war, and—in the coming decades, scientists predict—climate change, means scores of refugees searching for home and higher education. In the latest feature from UM Today The Magazine, meet three students finding their way. Top stories Desautels Faculty of Music associate professor wins Juno Award. 'Change of Plans' pays off Including the return of the Pride Parade and other exciting events. UM celebrations for Pride are back Traditional Indigenous naming and pipe ceremony commemorates new initiatives. Ceremony marks Reconciliation journey in the Clayton H. 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Gain new skills, keep learning, and prepare for the future with our flexible Extended Education programs and courses, including many online options.Extended Education Continued health and safety protocols Beginning May 4 and effective for the duration of Summer Term:Masks are required in all indoor spaces: KN95 strongly recommended, minimum standard is 3-ply medical ASTM Grade 2.Masks are being distributed to the UM community.Stay home when you are sick. Employees should connect with their supervisor to make required arrangements. Students should work directly with instructors to seek reasonable accommodation.We strongly advise you to follow UM’s existing self-isolation protocols.Please continue to report positive COVID-19 cases on our campuses to help track COVID-19 at UM.UM will no longer require staff, students or visitors coming to our campus to have proof of vaccination  For more information visit the COVID-19 website UM at a Glance Will help students, researchers come to UM to continue studies and work. UM expands support to scholars, students at risk due to war in Ukraine Five new Indigenous Senators named to the membership of UM Senate. New Indigenous Senator positions narrow the gap in UM leadership Indigenous nursing alumni share their reflections on their time at UM. Celebrating UM Indigenous nursing grads Eight of the 12 exceptional recipients this year have UM connections. 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