Learn from cross-sector experts to understand how Indigenous communities have found innovative ways to bridge the gap in digital access. About this Event The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light the ongoing issue of digital technology inaccessibility on remote and reserve lands. With the pandemic lock downs occurring around the world, there is a growing awareness of the inequity marginalized groups experience through their inability to access the technology that helps keep us all safe and connected. The Indigenous...

An annual Indigenous knowledge and research focused symposium which began in 1998 that explores a new theme each year. Past themes have included Treaty Recognition Week and Indigenous Language Revitalization. This is a free public event where academics, community members and students are welcome to attend to share and learn together. This year’s 22nd annual Symposium will take place online on November 6th and 7th, 2020.  Please join us in a celebration of Indigenous plant sovereignty. Discussion will focus on contributing to...

This is your opportunity to apply with actively hiring companies, meet one-on-one with Rupertsland Institute's job coaches, listen to information sessions on the current job market, and take part in workshops to improve your job readiness skills.  Join us for this one-day event happening on Tuesday, November 24, 2020 from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm  and find your next job path!  Note:  This event is only open to Alberta residents self identifying as Métis Agenda Tuesday, November 24, 2020, 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:00...

Famous 5 Fridays - A Virtual Pink Tea Conversation: December 4, 2020 (12:00 pm MST) Friday, December 4, 2020 12:00 p.m.  1:00 p.m. Virtual Event (12:00 pm MST) Canada DR. NADINE CARON ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, UBC, NORTHERN MEDICAL PROGRAM Please note, the event will begin at 12:00 pm MST. How many indigenous female surgeons have there been or are there now in Canada? One! The first and the only indigenous female surgeon in Canada is Kamloops’ Dr. Nadine Caron! Being physically fit...

INDIGI-X builds capacity through offering workshops to all alumni and new applicants to our Virtual Exchange program Every so often, we organise workshops where we bring in outstanding leaders from around the globe to offer their insights and experience. Who can apply?​ We invite all existing INDIGI-X delegates, alumni and potential applicants to the INDIGI-X Virtual Exchange Program to attend our workshops.  All workshop attendees will receive Zoom details a week before the workshop will take place. If you have not already...

Join us for an afternoon with Kim Wheatley, Anishinaabe Traditional Grandmother & Ancestral Knowledge Keeper for Story Time! To register, click here.  About this Event The Turtle Island Journal of Indigenous Health is hosting its first-ever Storytelling Event on Friday, January 29, 2021 at 1:30 PM. In line with Anishinaabeg traditions, during this wintertime storytelling season we have the honour to have Kim Wheatley share teachings and knowledge about Indigenous culture, values, history, relationships, and ways of life. About Kim: Kim is an Anishinaabe...

INDIGI-X builds capacity through offering workshops to all alumni and new applicants to our Virtual Exchange program Every so often, we organise workshops where we bring in outstanding leaders from around the globe to offer their insights and experience. Who can apply?​ We invite all existing INDIGI-X delegates, alumni and potential applicants to the INDIGI-X Virtual Exchange Program to attend our workshops.  All workshop attendees will receive Zoom details a week before the workshop will take place. If you have not already...

Career development and recruitment This initiative matches members of the public who identify as Indigenous with experienced professionals from all three University of Toronto campuses. This event will be held virtually this year. The University of Toronto will hold its 2021 Indigenous Mentoring Day on February 3, 2021. This experiential learning opportunity provides job seekers with unique career insights about working at U of T and the U of T Indigenous community. Additionally, Indigenous lead organizations and employers will host a...

Indigenous Professional Association of Canada’s Pathways to Success Program connects Indigenous Youth with summer job and internship opportunities! The goal is to meet youth where they are at, and help build their skills to be successful in these job opportunities. Pathways to Success will leverage IPAC’s current relationships with corporate Canada and industry professionals to create new opportunities for internships, and summer work experiences for Indigenous youth. This Virtual Summit will connect Youth Candidates with employers, and these companies will...

INDIGI-X builds capacity through offering workshops to all alumni and new applicants to our Virtual Exchange program Every so often, we organise workshops where we bring in outstanding leaders from around the globe to offer their insights and experience. Who can apply?​ We invite all existing INDIGI-X delegates, alumni and potential applicants to the INDIGI-X Virtual Exchange Program to attend our workshops.  All workshop attendees will receive Zoom details a week before the workshop will take place. If you have not already...

Indigenous Professional Association of Canada’s Pathways to Success Program connects Indigenous Youth with summer job and internship opportunities! The goal is to meet youth where they are at, and help build their skills to be successful in these job opportunities. Pathways to Success will leverage IPAC’s current relationships with corporate Canada and industry professionals to create new opportunities for internships, and summer work experiences for Indigenous youth. This Virtual Summit will connect Youth Candidates with employers, and these companies will...