The British Columbia government is committed to improving Indigenous education outcomes. Initiatives include Indigenous-focused curriculum, language and culture programs, and teacher training.
The University of British Columbia offers various programs for Indigenous high school students, including summer camps, mentorship, and scholarship opportunities to promote post-secondary education.
Simon Fraser University's Faculty of Education conducts research on Indigenous education, focusing on topics such as culturally responsive teaching, Indigenous language revitalization, and decolonizing education.
The First Nations Technology Council provides resources, workshops, and mentorship to support Indigenous youth in British Columbia, focusing on STEM education, digital skills, and career development.
The British Columbia Ministry of Education provides resources and guidance for educators to support Indigenous students, including information on Indigenous education policies, curriculum, and cultural sensitivity training.
This video series explores Indigenous education initiatives in British Columbia, featuring interviews with educators, students, and community leaders discussing the importance of culturally responsive education.
The First Nations Education Steering Committee offers a range of learning tools and resources for educators, including lesson plans, educational kits, and online courses focused on Indigenous history, culture, and perspectives.
Stay up-to-date on the latest news and developments in Indigenous education in British Columbia, including stories on new initiatives, policy changes, and community-led education projects.