CHI

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We improve the health of Manitobans and the health system that cares for them. chimb.ca

Logo for United Nations International Youth Day. The words “International Youth Day” appear in a textured blue gradient, with “United Nations” written vertically to the left. Citation: Image source: https://www.un.org/en/observances/youth-day
Graphic for World Lung Cancer Day, observed on August 1. The image features a stylized pair of lungs alongside a white awareness ribbon shaped like a lung airway, set against a blue background. Source: lungcancerresearchfoundation.org
A graphic recognizing International Non-Binary People’s Day. The background is lavender with intersecting stripes in the colours of the non-binary flag: yellow, white, purple, and black. Bold black text reads “International Non-Binary People’s Day.” A small CHI logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Graphic with dark grey background that reads 'We’re Hiring' in bold white text at the top. Below, large block letters spell 'CHI' in yellow, orange, and red. To the right, a geometric cube design in matching colours represents the Centre for Healthcare Innovation's branding.
English image with 3 illustrations: an eagle representing First Nations, a narwhal representing Inuit, and a violin representing Métis. These illustrations are placed around the date "June 21" and surrounded by multicoloured smoke that represents Indigenous traditions, spirituality, inclusion and diversity. English text: National Indigenous Peoples Day June 21 #NIPD2025
Smiling woman stands confidently with arms crossed. Text reads: “Lead with Purpose. Apply now for the 2025–26 academic year. Applications close June 30, 2025.” Includes PHLP and CHI logos and the link: bit.ly/PHLP-info.
A vibrant digital illustration recognizing National Indigenous History Month. On the left, bold black text reads “National Indigenous History Month” with “Month” highlighted in orange. Below is the hashtag #NIHM2025. Above the text are three circular icons: an eagle head, a fish (possibly a salmon), and a violin, representing Indigenous cultures. On the right, colourful clouds in yellow, pink, blue, and purple form the shapes of a golden eagle, a whale, a narwhal, and a green abstract motif, symbolizing Indigenous art and connection to nature.
A confident, smiling woman wearing glasses and a blazer stands in a bright office setting. Text on the image reads: "Provincial Health Leadership Program. Lead with purpose. Apply now for the 2025–26 academic year. Applications close June 30, 2025." The logo of the George & Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation appears at the bottom, along with the link: bit.ly/PHLP-info.
A confident, smiling woman wearing glasses and a blazer stands in a bright office setting. Text on the image reads: "Provincial Health Leadership Program. Lead with purpose. Apply now for the 2025–26 academic year. Applications close June 30, 2025." The logo of the George & Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation appears at the bottom, along with the link: bit.ly/PHLP-info.
Illustration showing a large tree with wide branches, surrounded by diverse LGBTQIA+ people engaging in community activities under the theme “The Power of Communities.” People are shown watering the tree, painting a protest sign, playing, reading, and hanging rainbow lanterns. A small dog stands beside two people on the left. The background is a soft pink and orange gradient. The scene conveys care, solidarity, and joyful collaboration. At the bottom, the text reads “The Power of Communities.” A pink banner underneath includes “IDAHOBIT – A Worldwide Celebration of Sexual and Gender Diversities – may17.org” and a pink triangle with an exclamation mark, which is the logomark of IDAHOBIT.
Promotional image for Mental Health Week 2025. Text reads: “There’s more to me. Open and honest conversations connect us all.” Hashtag #UnmaskingMentalHealth appears at the bottom left. Two people are shown in hexagon frames—one older man wearing a grey toque and leather jacket, and one younger person with a shaved hairstyle and orange shirt—smiling and talking to each other. The date “May 5–11, 2025” and website “MentalHealthWeek.ca” appear at the bottom, along with the Canadian Mental Health Association logo.