The Government of Canada provides funding for Indigenous education through various grants and programs, aiming to improve educational outcomes for Indigenous students.
McGill University's Faculty of Education offers research and community-based initiatives focused on Indigenous education, including grant-funded projects and partnerships with Indigenous communities.
Indspire provides scholarships, bursaries, and awards to support Indigenous students in Canada, offering funding opportunities for post-secondary education and skills training.
The University of Ottawa's Faculty of Education conducts research on Indigenous education, including studies on the impact of grants and funding programs on Indigenous student success.
The Canadian government has announced new funding for Indigenous education initiatives, including grants for language and culture programs, as part of its commitment to reconciliation.
The Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Canada provides resources and information on grants and funding opportunities for Indigenous education, including tips for applying and managing funds.
This video explores the history and current state of Indigenous education in Canada, including discussions on funding, grants, and initiatives aimed at improving educational outcomes for Indigenous students.
The Council of Canadian Academies has published a report outlining a national strategy for Indigenous education, including recommendations for grant funding and program development.