IPS Acknowledges Social Work Week
The Indigenous Perspectives Society recognizes Social Work Week as an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the vital work social workers do in communities across the province. At the Indigenous Perspectives …
The Indigenous Perspectives Society recognizes Social Work Week as an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the vital work social workers do in communities across the province. At the Indigenous Perspectives …
At the Indigenous Perspectives Society, supporting Indigenous children and youth in care starts with relationship. We are currently hiring a Foster Caregiver Support Person and Trainer, and while the job posting …
The Nipikiskwasīwan National Summit 2026 – “Rekindling the Home Fire” April 8–9, 2026 | Edmonton EXPO Centre). Has extended Early Bird registration to January 23, 2026 to make it easier for …
If you’re working with Two Spirit or Indigenous Queer Youth you will need more than good intentions. You need an understanding of the inter-generational effects of colonization with impact to …
How Conflict Transformation Training Builds Stronger Teams and Communities Conflict happens everywhere, in workplaces, families, and communities. But what if we could transform conflict into an opportunity for growth instead …
Why This Training Matters Now More Than Ever Working with Indigenous children, families, and communities requires compassion along with a deep understanding of the legal frameworks, cultural contexts, and systems …
In today’s world, it’s a personal responsibility to understand Indigenous perspectives, It’s a crucial step toward building inclusive workplaces, respectful communities, and meaningful relationships. Many people want to be good …
Understanding the Impact of Lateral Violence in the Workplace Lateral violence, also known as horizontal violence, is a pervasive issue that affects many workplaces, particularly those within Indigenous communities. But …
Why Cultural Competency Matters In today’s world, cultural competency is essential—not only for professionals working with Indigenous communities, but for anyone striving to build meaningful relationships, promote inclusivity, and work …
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 …
