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Beyond Awareness: What Real Reconciliation Training Looks Like
Cultural Competency Won’t Cut It You’ve probably clicked through a cultural competency training module. Maybe you left with a checklist of “dos and don’ts” and a certificate. At the end
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
Why Supporting Foster Caregivers Is About Relationships, And Not Systems
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
Why the Federal Act, An respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families (Previously known as Bill C-92) Changed Everything, and What Professionals Need to Know Now
Why the Federal Act, An respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families (Previously known as Bill C-92) Changed Everything, and What Professionals Need to Know Now Since
Nipikiskwasiwan National Summit
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
How All My Relations: Supporting Two Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQ* Youth and Why That Matters More Than Ever
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
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