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

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 [...]

Find suggestions on how you can ease into conversations about Gender-Based Violence with your learners using three familiar topics as entry points.

As educators, we have the great fortune and privilege of working closely with young people during the most formative years of their lives.

The United Nations has declared 2019 the International Year of Indigenous Languages (IY2019). This year’s goal is to raise awareness of the world’s Indigenous languages to benefit [...]

Women have a powerful role in many Indigenous cultures as educators, land and water protectors, and life bringers. Certain teachings belong to women only. Some cultures, like the Haudenosaunee [...]

From the minute our team took our Secret Path boxed set out of its package, we’ve been a big fan. This piece of art has had a tremendous impact on helping Canadians understand the impact of [...]

Last week, we were excited to host a webinar for our partnering communities. Learning Bird’s Education Account Leads Joelle Chemali and Rebecca Smith presented the session “Using Learning Bird to [...]

Canada is about to celebrate its 150th birthday as a nation. That means communities across Canada, big and small, are preparing to commemorate and recognize Canadian identity and the nation’s [...]

During The Tragically Hip‘s last public concert, lead singer Gord Downie called out Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for how Canada treats Indigenous people. Thanks to the national [...]