Indspire offers a variety of scholarship programs for Indigenous youth in Canada, including the Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries and Scholarships program, which provides funding for post-secondary education.
The Government of Canada's Department of Citizenship and Immigration offers mentorship and scholarship programs for Indigenous youth, including the Canada Corps Mentorship Program, which pairs Indigenous youth with mentors in their field of study.
McGill University's Indigenous Access McGill program offers mentorship and scholarship opportunities for Indigenous youth, including the Indigenous Mentorship Program, which provides one-on-one mentorship and academic support.
The University of British Columbia's Indigenous Student Success Initiative offers scholarship and mentorship programs for Indigenous students, including the Indigenous Scholars Program, which provides funding and mentorship for undergraduate and graduate students.
Actua offers mentorship and scholarship programs for Indigenous youth in STEM fields, including the Indigenous Youth in STEM program, which provides funding and mentorship for Indigenous youth pursuing post-secondary education in STEM fields.
The Royal Bank of Canada's Indigenous Youth Mentorship and Scholarship Program provides funding and mentorship for Indigenous youth pursuing post-secondary education, with a focus on fields such as business, finance, and technology.
This research paper examines the effectiveness of mentorship programs for Indigenous youth in Canada, including the impact of mentorship on academic achievement, career aspirations, and cultural identity.
This video series showcases mentorship programs for Indigenous youth in Canada, including interviews with program participants, mentors, and educators, highlighting the impact of mentorship on Indigenous youth.