June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada 🧡 During this month, we recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience, cultures, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Peoples across Canada. We encourage our members and the public to embrace each opportunity to learn more about the cultures and history of the Indigenous Peoples of Canada.
The month of June is dedicated to Indigenous history in Canada. June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day which is an opportunity for all Canadians to celebrate the amazing contributions of First Nations, Métis and Inuit people in Canada.
Every day during Indigenous Book Club Month, CBC Books published a recommendation from an Indigenous writer to read a book by another Indigenous writer.
Native American Heritage Month is in November and a great history lesson for kids. Get Native American lesson plans, American Indian arts and crafts including totem pole craft ideas and more cultural ideas for the month. We have teaching resources on history of Native Americans (American Indians history) and present-day Native American cultures. Perfect for November teaching resources for Thanksgiving, too!
An after-school program in Saskatoon is combining Indigenous culture with theatre and performance, and for some participants — giving a sense of pride and changing their lives.
Share Native American books with Indigenous representation with children to learn about these rich cultures and traditions.
What does "indigenous" mean? You may have noticed an uptick in usage of the word in recent years. Perhaps you’ve heard Native Americans using "indigenous" %
Create amazing National Aboriginal Day posters, videos and social media graphics. Choose from 960+ free templates to effortlessly promote your events.
What most may recognize as another “holiday”, the second Monday in October serves as a reminder and celebration of Indigenous history and culture. From
There’s no better way to celebrate National Indigenous History Month than cooking up some amazing First Nations dishes at home.
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Traditional dreamcatchers are hung over the cradle in Native American culture and are made from willow. You can make your own version to catch bad dreams using a paper plate! It's a great way to prompt conversations about Native American culture and as an activity for celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day
Non-Indigenous Australians need to actively seek the truth about past violence and injustice against Indigenous Australians.
Aboriginal History Month is celebrated each June to honour the contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities throughout our history.
