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Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples® Blog

We have articles on a wide variety of topics relating to Indigenous Peoples on our blog which draws an average of 90,000 visitors per month and is used as a reference for many educational institutions, government departments, and articles in mainstream media. Bookmark us as a resource to help you find answers to your questions about Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

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Books for Sale

Read our national bestselling books, including 21 Things® You May Not Know About the Indian Act. Based on a blog article by Bob Joseph that went viral, this book is the essential guide to understanding the legal document and its repercussions on generations of Indigenous Peoples. This book was a national bestseller the week it was published and it has remained on many of the top lists for books in its category.

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Free eBooks

If you are interested in learning more about Indigenous Peoples and are looking for some support material, please enjoy our growing collection of free ebooks and article downloads. Be sure to share with family, friends, and colleagues!

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Reconciliation Pledges

Canadians can take meaningful actions to promote understanding, reconciliation, and support for Indigenous communities. One way to do this is by committing to reconciliation through one of our pledges.

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Indigenous Relations Newsletter

Once a month we send out our Indigenous Relations Newsletter email with the roundup of our latest articles, information about our training weeks (cities, dates and courses offered), and career opportunities.

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Indigenous Awareness Training Program Checklist

Do you know what to look for in an Indigenous Awareness training program? We found an independent checklist and put ourselves to the test!

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Funding Opportunities

Discover how you or your organization may qualify for funding to support your participation in our Indigenous Relations Training.

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Your Commitment + Our Training = Informed Indigenous Relations