The Group of Six is a grassroots group of six youth artists from the Six Nations, Grad River Territory. Developed by these young artists, this resource provides images and activities for your students.

Create a virtual heart garden with 215 hearts with messages from your students.

The Legacy Schools Program is a free national initiative to engage, empower, and connect students and educators to further reconciliation through awareness, education, and action (#reconciliACTION).

Medicine Wheel Education empowers Indigenous Storytellers and Elders to publish authentic cultural stories designed for the classroom. There are 20 books available, as well as educational curriculum-based lesson plans and posters. Books and resources are available in English and French. These materials have an elementary focus.

The National Centre for Collaboration in Indigenous Education connects communities with each other to share their stories about Indigenous education across Canada and around the world.

Photo gallery, videos and online adventure game highlighting the history and testimony/teachings from elders of the Mushkegowuk Cree and Anishinaabe Ojibwe nations in Northern Ontario.

This project is an educational toolkit designed to engage students in a deeper exploration of indigenous traditions in Canada, and the history of Indian residential schools. It provides facts and dates, as well as an understanding of their implications for First Nations people.

A website with a virtual library of promising practices to improve educational success for Indigenous students.

Winnipeg artist Jaime Black has put together a thought-provoking artistic response to missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada.