The Government of Canada's Indigenous Youth Empowerment Program provides funding and support to organizations that deliver programs and services to Indigenous youth, including high school students, to help them develop skills and confidence to succeed in their education and career goals.
McGill University's Faculty of Education offers a range of programs and initiatives aimed at empowering Indigenous youth, including high school students, through education and community engagement, with a focus on promoting cultural awareness and understanding.
The Canadian Roots Exchange offers a Youth Leadership and Empowerment Program for Indigenous high school students, providing them with opportunities to develop leadership skills, build confidence, and connect with their culture and community.
A new program in Canada aims to empower Indigenous girls in high school by providing them with mentorship, education, and career guidance, helping to break down barriers and promote equal opportunities for Indigenous women.
The University of British Columbia's Department of Education has published research on the importance of empowering Indigenous youth, including high school students, through culturally responsive education and community-based initiatives.
The National Indigenous Youth Council is a non-profit organization that works to empower Indigenous youth, including high school students, by providing them with a platform to voice their concerns, develop leadership skills, and connect with their culture and community.
This video features a panel discussion on the importance of empowering Indigenous youth, including high school students, through education and community engagement, with a focus on promoting cultural awareness and understanding.
Carleton University's Centre for Indigenous Research and Community Engagement has conducted an evaluation of an Indigenous youth empowerment program for high school students, highlighting the program's successes and areas for improvement.