Duration: 24:06 min.
Description : Stephen Augustine from the Mi’kmaq First Nation of Elsipogtog tells his nation’s traditional creation story.
Duration: 35 min.
Description: Youth of the Lummi Nation have created an outlet for people to express their opinions, voice their ideas and concerns, and share some of the, until now, untold stories of our people.
Duration: Between 30 and 53 min.
Description: Audio blog series presented in collaboration with Youth Climate Lab and 4Rs Youth Movement. Each episode features a conversation with an Indigenous young person making change within their community through climate justice work, land protection, cultural resurgence & decolonization.
Duration: Between 15 min. and 1 hour
Description: Change makers from across Canada celebrate Indigenous voices and cultures as they share the stories of First Peoples and the land.
Duration: 27 min.
Description: This podcast is a journey through one-hundred and fifty years of Indigenous resistance and resilience. Through dramatizations and interviews, along with your host and time-guide storyteller Rosanna Deerchild, the series reveals the heroes, battles, triumphs and traditions which live outside and beyond the national story we have been taught.
Duration: Between 16 and 25 min.
Description: Indigenous histories have been twisted by centuries of colonization. Host Kaniehti:io Horn brings us together to decolonize our minds– one word, one concept, one story at a time.
Duration: Variable
Description: A site for Indigenous youth who know the value of culture and living their best life, but who need a little help getting there.
Description : Stephen Augustine from the
Duration: Variable
Description : Short films by emerging First Nations artists.
Duration : Variable
Description : First Nations youth open windows into their communities, sharing their daily lives in immersive 360-degree videos.
Duration: Variable
Description : A mosaic of content from more than 500 members of 18 First Nations communities in Quebec, sketching portraits of their cultures and the challenges they face.
Duration : Variable
Description : Virtual museum of the Innu Nation featuring short videos where elders pass on their knowledge and culture to younger people. l’actualité touchant aux enjeux autochtones actuels.
Duration : 4:17 min
Description : “Moteskano” is a song inviting all Atikamekw people to embrace their culture and walk proudly in the footsteps of their ancestors.
Duration: Variable
Description : “Wela’lin” is a song of hope and healing, encouraging people to protect their communities by getting vaccinated against COVID-19. aux enjeux autochtones actuels.
It’s important to remember that discovering an interest is not necessarily the same as finding a profession. Above all else, your objective should be to get to know yourself and feel like you have an important place in your community and in society.
This digital manufacturing laboratory is a place of creation, learning, invention, innovation and mentoring. It offers a safe space to develop multiple skills using diverse materials and advanced technologies.
This organization, which originated in a multi-media campaign, aims to create spaces of support for Indigenous youth going through a hard time by providing videos and other forums to foster unity and resilience.
This is a group of First Nations youth representatives who advocate on issues such as languages that impact young people on a daily basis.
This podcast was created by a young urban Indigenous woman who talks about different issues and experiences that are important to Indigenous youth.
This program enables Indigenous students to obtain employment related to their field of interest within the federal public service, anywhere in Canada.
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