The Government of Canada offers various programs to support Indigenous youth leadership, including the Indigenous Youth Leadership Program, which provides funding and resources for high school students to develop leadership skills.
McGill University's Indigenous Youth Leadership Program is a summer program for high school students that focuses on academic and personal development, cultural identity, and community engagement.
Indspire's Youth Leadership and Mentorship Program provides Indigenous high school students with mentorship, leadership training, and educational support to help them achieve their goals.
The University of Ottawa's Faculty of Education offers a leadership program for Indigenous youth, which includes a summer camp and mentorship opportunities for high school students.
The We Matter Campaign is a national initiative that supports Indigenous youth leadership and mental health, offering resources and workshops for high school students.
The Indigenous Youth Leadership Conference is an annual event that brings together high school students from across Canada to share their experiences, learn from each other, and develop leadership skills.
BCIT's Aboriginal Youth Leadership Program is a free program for Indigenous high school students that focuses on leadership development, career exploration, and post-secondary education.
The National Indigenous Youth Leadership Council is a youth-led organization that provides leadership training, mentorship, and advocacy for Indigenous high school students across Canada.