Projects
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Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Inc. Youth Programs
Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Inc. “We All Work Together To Help One Another” -
The 519 - Mic Drop 2019
Mic Drop is a one-day, youth-led skills-based conference on social justice and activism.
News
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EQUITAS Blog
Canadian Roots Exchange is looking for YOUth
Interested in building solidarity between indigenous and non-indigenous communities? Canadian Roots Exchange is looking for YOUth to join the Youth Reconciliation Initiative! -
Quebec Native Woman (QNW)
National Indigenous Peoples Day - June 21
Across Canada, youth are coming together in celebrating Indigenous culture and building more inclusive communities. -
Quebec Native Woman (QNW)
“My Indigenous Culture” workshop
The workshop will teach youth how to use the values and practices of Indigenous culture to resolve conflict and improve overall wellbeing. -
EQUITAS Blog
Youth Reconciliation Initiative
Are you a youth leader between 18-29 years old? Interested in building solidarity between indigenous and non-indigenous communities? -
EQUITAS Blog
Indigenous and Refugee Stories of Resilience on Turtle Island
Canadian Roots Exchange is excited to announce the first Montreal event in our All My Relations dialogue series on solidarity and reconciliation.
Events
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This panel explores the relationship of solidarity between Black and Indigenous communities, through history, reclamation of culture & heritage, fight against discrimination, & community resilience.
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Canadian Roots Exchange is excited to announce the first Montreal event in our All My Relations dialogue series on solidarity and reconciliation.
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Come check out a 'book' and hear the stories pass through our Living Library! At the Living Library, you can experience firsthand accounts of adventure, adversity and tales from around the world.
Resources
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Indigenous Ally Toolkit
Indigenous Ally Toolkit created by the Montreal Indigenous Community Network.
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Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Reconciliation
Learn more about what Reconciliation means, from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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Toronto Land Acknowledgment
Learn more about the Indigenous peoples of Tkaronto and the importance behind land acknowledgements. This website offers a wealth of resources, even if you are not based in Toronto!
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Intersectionality Wheel Diagram
An infographic by the Learning Network with a wheel diagram that explains intersectionality. Intersectionality sheds light on how multiple forces work together and interact to reinforce conditions of inequality and social exclusion.
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Tebatchimowin
An activity guide by the Legacy of Hope Foundation that promotes awareness of the history and legacy of the Indian Residential School System.
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Speaking Rights Sample Toolkit
Human rights education toolkit for youth
