Submitting Your Work to TIJIH We are an open-access, peer reviewed journal that accepts a variety of works, including, but not limited to research based in transformative, participatory, and arts-based methodologies, provided the relationship with Indigenous peoples’ health is described. All submission will go through the Journal Production Services (JPS) at the University of Toronto. ​ Current Call for Submissions: Finding Strength in Communities Before submitting your work to TIJIH, we recommend reading the documents below:

Darian Kovacs will share their insights on their area of expertise. Join for an informal discussion on key industry trends. Only 20 spots. Please submit a question and come ready to add to the chat! Darian Kovacs is the founder of Vancouver based SEO company Jelly Digital Marketing & PR. He brings 15 years of marketing experience and a passion for education, and creativity. He is the host of the TV show www.marketingjam.ca found on Amazon prime and all podcast...

Join us for an afternoon with Iehnhotonkwas Bonnie Jane Maracle! Bonnie Jane is from the Wolf Clan of the Mohawk Nation, Tyendinaga Territory, in Ontario. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Language & Culture Centre at Tyendinaga and the Ontario Native Literacy Coalition at Ohsweken Six Nations. In addition, she is the Indigenous Learning Strategist at First Nations House at the University of Toronto and the Indigenous Learning Committee Lead – Academic Success. To register, click here.

Join us for a panel discussion with some amazing Indigenous tech leaders and hear about their career journey and what got them where they are today. You'll learn firsthand the steps they took in their careers, how they started their companies, and how they grew as leaders while building their businesses. Panelists (from top left to bottom right): Lawrence Lewis, CEO for One Feather Hannes Edinger, CEO of Big River Analytic Denis Carignan, CEO of PLATO Sask Testing and Kiya Mâka Consulting...

When was the last time you updated your resume or practiced your interview skills? Our networking options have moved almost entirely online, which makes establishing and maintaining a personal network all the more challenging. So how should you go about establishing new connections in this continuous uncertain and stressful time? Rogers Communications is excited to host an exclusive workshop to Pathway to Success attendees that is dedicated on how to effectively network in our new world & to learn resume...

We are thrilled to launch our first ever New to Publishing Virtual Open House on Wednesday, May 19, 2021 from 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm.  Guests will have the opportunity to get tips on resumes, cover letters, and our recruitment. They will also attend panels to learn about different departments and network with employees via an informational interview. The New to Publishing event is perfect for anyone without industry experience that is looking to start their career in book publishing or transition to the industry mid-career. This is...

Please join Anishnawbe Health Foundation on June 1, 2021 as theye mark the start of National Indigenous History Month with a free virtual event - Connecting Land-Based Healing & Traditional Medicines at the New Home of Anishnawbe Health Toronto. This is an opportunity for community to come together to learn more about the Indigenous Peoples' Landscape at the new home of Anishnawbe Health Toronto, breaking ground this year. Learn More www.supportanishnawbe.ca/IPLJune  

Come meet SNC-Lavalin Recruitment Team for insightful tips and tricks on How to Carve out Trail ways to your Career! Are you looking to start your career, or maybe looking to make the next move in your career? Would you like to learn the best ways to search for jobs, to market yourself on the job market, and much more? Come meet us! During this information session, you will be able to learn more on the following: Resume writing Social media /...

Join us on August 19th for our next Virtual Office Hour! Be one of 20 people to join Joshua for a casual conversation about their career and answer your questions. We will also take time to network and have a discussion between members. This event is made possible by the IPAC Sharing Circle, powered by Ten Thousand Coffees, supported by RBC Future Launch, and connects Indigenous professionals to share career advice, skills and best practices through networking and mentoring. If...

We are holding our Virtual Annual General Meeting on Wednesday September 22nd, 2020 at 4PM EST via Zoom. Please join us to learn about what IPAC has been achieving and our plans for the future. Please register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/indigenous-professional-association-of-canada-annual-general-meeting-tickets-173838033237. We hope to (virtually) see you there!

LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN TOURISM? Indigenous Tourism Ontario encourages you to sign up for the Three Fires Collaborative Quest, a job matching and training program for Indigenous people looking for a career in tourism. To be eligible for the program, you must self-identify as Indigenous. After being accepted into the program, beginning in Fall 2021, you will have the opportunity to participate in frontline training workshops. These workshops are suitable for potential employees whether you are just starting in...

(This event is for Indigenous youth aged 17 - 29) Come celebrate with us at the Royal Ontario Museum on Thursday, March 30th from 6:30 to 9:00 PM! This free, in-person event features delicious food, lovingly prepared by Dashmaawaan Bemaadzinjin, and a space to network with some of our amazing employment partners and team members. Share with community members, employers, and youth, and learn more about the Pathways to Success community! Guests are also encouraged to explore the profound, Kent Monkman: Being Legendary exhibit, which...