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To Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples, the dragonfly is a symbol of change, transformation and swiftness. The dragonfly is a creature of the wind and also of the water representing multiple …
Why Cultural Safety Matters More than Ever in 2024
In recent years, the visibility of Indigenous issues in Canada has grown significantly. From the continued discovery of unmarked graves at former residential school sites to national conversations about Indigenous …
IPS at National Indigenous Peoples Day
Indigenous Perspectives Society proudly participated in National Indigenous Peoples Day, hosted on the traditional territory of the Songhees and Esquimalt peoples and organized by Royal Roads University. Our executive director …
IPS Team Day at Songhees Longhouse: A Day of Connection, Culture, and Community
As we gathered in the sacred space of the Songhees Longhouse, we were honored to receive teachings from Elder Butch Dick. His words resonated with all of us, as he …
Notice of Annual General Meeting
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2024 Indigenous Perspectives Society, Centre of Excellence in Community Education Annual General Meeting will be held on: September 5th 2024, RVSP to ELainez@ipsociety.ca
L.E.A.D.R.S. Mentorship Program Reflection
Mari mari (Mapuche greeting) Volunteering has been something I have prioritized throughout my life, and I am grateful to have been the first mentee for the L.E.A.D.R.S. Mentorship Program offered …
IPS Youth Circle Wraps Up L.E.A.D.R.S Youth Mentorship
The Indigenous Perspectives Society Youth L.E.A.D.R.S. Mentorship Program is designed specifically for individuals aged 16 to 25, offering avenues to cultivate both professional and interpersonal competencies within an office setting …
Wrapping Up a Successful Journey: IPS Youth Circle and the Agenda Gap Program
After eight months of dedicated and fulfilling work, the Youth Circle is proudly concluding their involvement with the now completed Agenda Gap Program. This initiative, developed by the School of …
IPS Launches New Training: Holding Space for Healing, Understanding Crisis in Community
The Indigenous Perspectives Society (IPS) is excited to announce the launch of our new training program, “Holding Space for Healing: Understanding Crisis in Community.” This innovative and essential training is …
Sustainability at IPS
In the heart of IPS, we have a remarkable individual who tirelessly works behind the scenes to ensure our commitment to sustainability. Carol Itakura, our dedicated Facilities and Resources Manager. …