Ribbon skirts carry deep meaning, with culture, identity, and resilience woven into every fabric thread.  Each year on January 4, people across [...]

Teaching Indigenous history and discussing contemporary issues in the classroom helps learners understand the rich cultures and traditions of [...]

On September 30, Canada honours the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation—also known as Orange Shirt Day—to discuss the effects and legacy of [...]

Across Turtle Island, many Indigenous communities are leading incredible work in Indigenous language revitalization, reclaiming and strengthening [...]

Language is more than words. It also carries culture, worldview, and relationships with land and community. For Indigenous Peoples, reclaiming [...]

How do you bring Nunavut Day into your classroom when students are out enjoying the summer sun? Nunavut Day, celebrated annually on July 9, marks [...]

I grew up in an environment that valued heteronormativity above all, and I can confidently say that I’m much lesser for it. Growing up, I knew I [...]

There’s a growing movement to Indigenize classrooms as part of a broader effort to acknowledge and incorporate Indigenous perspectives, [...]

Incorporating Indigenous pedagogies into the Western education system is an important step toward creating a more inclusive and respectful [...]

The Importance of Pink Shirt Day Pink Shirt Day began in 2007 when two teenagers, David Shepherd and Travis Price, organized a protest at their [...]

Call to Action 62 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission calls for teachers to “integrate Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods into [...]

Teachers have a crucial role in influencing the lives and futures of their students. In Canada, there’s a growing emphasis on Indigenous [...]