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The Indian Act Virtual Workshop
The Indian Act Virtual Workshop
Elevate your Indigenous literacy during National Indigenous History Month. This presentation will use the Indian Act as an entry point for exploring settler colonialism in Canada. Beginning with a discussion
Relationships First Virtual Workshop
Relationships First Virtual Workshop
Building Developmental Relationships for Thriving Youth Join us for an engaging workshop that highlights the importance of developmental relationships in helping young people discover their true potential. Learn how intentional
Relationships First Virtual Workshop
Relationships First Virtual Workshop
Building Developmental Relationships for Thriving Youth Join us for an engaging workshop that highlights the importance of developmental relationships in helping young people discover their true potential. Learn how intentional connections
Blog Posts
Latest News
June marks a significant time for all Canadians – National #Indigenous History Month. Throughout this month, we have the opportunity to honour and acknowledge the resilience, wisdom, and achievements of Indigenous peoples. #NIHM2023 https://t.co/dnm1tWGcLd Read More
Explore the #Collections section of our #ResourceHub for up-to-date content on youth engagement, #data and #research, #earlyyears, and #IndigenousReconciliation. #WebsiteRedesign #FreshLook https://t.co/YsCYYVI10u Read More
Enhance child and youth well-being with our new #ResourceHub. Discover a wide range of resources, from data and research to professional development and networking events. #WebsiteRedesign #FreshLook https://t.co/nNAgR8rrEB Read More
Seeking resources to support your work with children, youth, and families? Look no further! Our new intuitive website has a wealth of valuable content waiting for you. #ResourceHub #WebsiteRedesign #FreshLook https://t.co/or5D5t9gKL Read More
In a blog post written by OKN’s ED, Liz Wells mentions that our new #resourcehub features a searchable database with #Halton-specific data, and #research reports, enabling professionals to access valuable resources. Read her blog. https://t.co/8qtGJuNMpx Read More
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Our Kids Network is situated on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and the Huron-Wendat; now home to many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. We acknowledge the current treaty holders, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We also recognize the lasting presence and deep traditional knowledge and viewpoints of the Indigenous people with whom we share this land.