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Indigenous Kids Need Better Access to Culture While in Government Care (The Discourse)
The ‘Generic’ Indigenous teachings aren’t good enough, say Indigenous youth (The Discourse)
Two Spirit and Indigiqueer Cultural Safety Considerations for Practice and Policy
In celebration of National Indigenous Month and Pride Month, the Indigenous Cultural Safety Webinar Series invites you to sit in circle with Dr. James Makokis and Dr. Karina Walters to reflect on our understandings of and contributions towards cultural safety for Two Spirit and Indigiqueer peoples.
Canadian Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action.
In order to redress the legacy of residential schools and advance the process of Canadian reconciliation, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission makes the following calls to action.
Two-Spirit Dry Lab
Turtle Island’s first research group/lab that focuses exclusively on Two-Spirit people, communities, and experiences.
ALIGN’s Well-Being in Child and Family Services eBlast Launch!
Assess well-being and share your agencies impact!
WAHKOHTOWIN Law & Governance Lodge Bill C-92 Compliance Guide for Social Workers and Service Providers
Assess your current practice standards and ensure they meet the National Standards. The Bill C-92 Compliance Guide for Social Workers and Service Providers includes the key purposes of Bill C-92 and a Bill C-92 Compliance Checklist for social workers and service providers.
Online Training C-92 Intro to Indigenous Jurisdiction and the Federal Act
Learn more about the implications that jurisdictional changes may have on your work, community and Nations. Indigenous Perspectives Society: Centre of Excellence in Community Education delivers training throughout Canada and Internationally to the public and/o privately
Bent Arrow Knowledge Holder Videos
Indigenous Teachings from a wide variety of Knowledge Holders from all across Turtle Island.
Video “Two Spirits, One Voice” by Egale
Two Spirit is an English umbrella term to reflect and restore Indigenous traditions forcefully suppressed by colonization, honouring the fluid and diverse nature of gender and attraction and its connection to community and spirituality. It is used by some Indigenous People rather than, or in addition to, identifying as LGBTQI.
