Programs

Education Programs

Niigaan Ezhi-Wiidsendiying – Indigenous Community Engaged Learning
Niigaan ezhi-wiidsendiying (how we walk into the future together) is a program in partnership with the Centre for Community Partnerships at the University of Toronto. The program matches paid placements for First Nations, Inuit and/or Métis students with Indigenous community organizations for up to 100 hours of work from October April. Students also take part in reflection sessions, including fireside gatherings and virtual sharing circle check ins, all bundled with traditional activities or teachings.
Emily Stowe Scholarship Program Steering Committee
Recognizing the need for greater diversity within health research, the Women’s

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Zka’an ni-bmiwdoowin Gchi-kinoomaadwinan (ZNGBK)
P Zka'an ni-bmiwdoowin Gchi-kinoomaadwinan (ZNGBK), Building the Fire, Walking with Medicine is

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SCOPE Project
Akwesasne, or "Land Where the Partridge Drums," is a Kanien'keha:ka (Mohawk)

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Indigenous Health Action Network (IHAN)
The Indigenous Health Action Network (IHAN) comprises Indigenous leadership from the

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Wise Practices for Ethical Research Design
The GCWP-IH is developing a series of resources to support health

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Indigenous Peer Support and Relations
Led by Christine Monague and Elder-In-Residence Kawennanoron Cindy White The Indigenous

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Indigenous Health Clinic
First Nations, Inuit and Metis patients and community members will be

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