Indigenous Educational Resources

The Journey to Reconciliation includes ongoing learning, reflecting, and practicing in your own life. To assist with the learning, here is a guide to educational web pages, reports and organizations with information on Indigenous issues, history, rights, reconciliation plans, and more.

• Land Back Q and A: In conversation with four Indigenous leaders on the ‘Land Back’ movement

• Information and Education Resources from the O:se Kenhionhata:tie Land Back Camp

• Ontario’s Urban Indigenous Action Plan

• WLU’s Centre for Indigegogy

• Truth and Reconciliation Commission Reports

• United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

• The Urban Indigenous Action Plan

• Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls – National Inquiry Documents

• First Nations Mental Wellness Continuum Framework – Summary Report

• Indigenous Allyship: An Overview

• Understanding the History of the Indian Act

• Things You May Not Have Known About the Indian Act

• Defining “Rule of Law” in Canadian Law

• Guidelines for Territorial Acknowledgements before meetings

• Unreserved – The voice of Indigenous Canada

• The Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School Museum

• 21 Indigenous children living in communities across Canada

• National Film Board – Indigenous Voices and Reconciliation

• Literature and Reading

• Reconciliation and Canada’s Overdose Crisis: Responding to the Needs of Indigenous Peoples

• The Stranger – Story of Chanie Wenjack, by Gord Downie

• Video Series: The Equity Lens

• Proclaiming Our Roots

• Waterloo Wellington Aboriginal Palliative Care Needs Assessment