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Settlers Take Action

Body, Current Events, Learn/Education, Participate

Settlers Take Action is a website aimed at non-Indigenous folk living in Canada, with the understanding that we are all responsible for our personal role in reconciliation. The website gives step-by-step actions to take and lists resources to support your reconciliation journey.

Employee Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Training

Body, Business, Learn/Education

Learn about Indigenous culture and history in this online training by Bear Standing tall and Associates designed for business. The training works towards building meaningful and respectful relationship with Indigenous peoples.

Advance knowledge in Diversity and Inclusion

Body, Business, Learn/Education

Make sure everyone in your business or organization has knowledge on the fundamentals of diversity and inclusion, managing bias in hiring, and unconscious bias through this workplace training from the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion.

Sign Up for EquinoxBox

Body, Shopping

The EquinoxBox is curated with care every solstice and equinox to reduce stress, increase happiness and well being through self care with Indigenous products. Each box offers you an elder’s teaching on the solstice or equinox and guidance on activities to bring more joy and peace to your life. They also include authentic locally made Indigenous self-care products to help ease your stress and increase relaxation and happiness. Each box is made with love, care and blessings for you by women.

Listen: Métis in Space

Art & Music, Body, Listen

Looking for a fresh take on Science Fiction? Listen to otipêyimisiw-iskwêwak kihci-kîsikohk (Métis in Space), a podcast of two Indigenous women reviewing Science Fiction through an Indigenous lens.

Watch: Kohkom

Body, Current Events, Watch

What can three Elders, a producer and a filmmaker do during COVID times? They decided to meet every week for 12 weeks on the Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples YouTube Channel. Meet the Kohkoms, Donna Lynn Lerat, Gloria Myo and Donna Merasty, as they learn about each other, share their stories, navigate a COVID-19 world, and take their first steps in to professional theatre.

Wear your support for Indigenous artists

Art & Music, Body, Shopping

Artist Jay Odjick, best known for his creation of Kagagi, the first-ever animated Indigenous superhero television series, has gone into fashion. WarriorUP is a clothing line of Indigenous designs that includes an Indigenous superhero.