The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to improving Indigenous student outcomes through various education initiatives, including culturally responsive teaching practices and increased funding for Indigenous education programs.
The University of Saskatchewan's Indigenous Student Success Strategy aims to increase Indigenous student enrollment, retention, and graduation rates through mentorship programs, academic support services, and cultural events.
This report highlights the challenges faced by Indigenous youth in Saskatchewan's education system and provides recommendations for improving education outcomes, including increased funding for Indigenous language and culture programs.
A new education initiative in Saskatchewan aims to empower Indigenous youth by providing them with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the workforce, including training in trades and technology.
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Education provides a range of resources and supports for teachers and students, including Indigenous language and culture programs, to help improve Indigenous student outcomes.
This video series explores the importance of reconciliation in education and highlights the work being done in Saskatchewan to improve Indigenous education outcomes, including the development of Indigenous language and culture programs.
The Government of Canada is committed to supporting Indigenous youth education and employment initiatives, including the provision of funding for programs that help Indigenous youth develop the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the workforce.
The First Nations University of Canada offers a leadership program for Indigenous youth, which provides them with the opportunity to develop their leadership skills and knowledge, including training in Indigenous governance and policy development.