Indigenous Awareness Week – Knowledge Makers Presentation

Who are you- the Global Indigenous People?  United Nations has no single definition of Indigenous peoples but noted that our identity is deeply rooted in self-determination with shared characteristics that unite us. From the Arctic tundra to the Kalahari Desert, from the Amazon rainforest to the islands of the Pacific,…

Imagine a space where Indigenous scholars from around the world come together in the same space—where ideas spark, traditions are honored, and connections grow. That’s exactly what our Global Indigenous Drop-in Space is all about!  So, What’s a Drop-In?  A drop-in is a casual, open gathering—no sign-ups, no pressure, just…

Every year on September 30th, we honor Orange Shirt Day and the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, a day dedicated to reflecting on the painful legacy of the residential school system and supporting the ongoing journey of Truth and Reconciliation. This day reminds everyone that Every Child Matters and…

We recently hosted a delegation from the University of Waikato, marking an enriching week of cultural immersion and academic exchange. The visit was part of an ongoing collaboration between TRU and the University of Waikato, focused on deepening connections and sharing knowledge across cultures. The week began with a powerful…

Weytk! My name is Peyton Anderson and I am Nuxalk, from Bella Coola. I am also the Research Coordinator at the All My Relations Indigenous research center. As we reach the end of January, and the daily temperatures finally dip into their seasonal averages after a very warm start to…