Resources

June is National Indigenous History Month, and on June 21, we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. We know the end of the school year can get a little hectic. However, we should not skip [...]

Following the success of the International Year of Indigenous Languages in 2019, the United Nations, and the over 50 member countries, believed they needed to do more for Indigenous languages and [...]

With Truth and Reconciliation Week just around the corner, many educators begin to explore these complex topics with learners. Just as no two people are the same, there is no “one size fits all” [...]

For some, truth and reconciliation means acknowledging and learning about the past. For others, the focus lies in honouring treaties. Reconciliation is complex, from letting go of stereotypes to [...]

The Anishnaabemowin Project: 75 videos showcasing Sagamok Anishnawbek's history, identity, land, and relationships.

Métis Week is celebrated in different ways across Canada. We've got three great suggestions of resources you can use in your classroom to teach your students about Métis history, culture, and [...]

Sign up for one of our free webinars in our fall webinar series. Topics include resources on the Secret Path, to culturally responsive assessment, to outdoor learning.

There are many learning opportunities stemming from traditional harvesting practices from calculating harvesting yields in math to storytelling for ELA. Get inspired by our ideas to help your [...]

Schools around the country are closing to allow families and staff to practice social distancing and limit the spread of COVID-19.

As teachers, we speak about many different rights in our classroom. We talk about the rights students have as learners in the space of the class, we talk about the Rights of the Child, the Rights [...]