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Urban Native Youth Association
Urban Native Youth Association UNYA is a non-profit society that operates out of 1618 East Hastings Street in Vancouver. It is one of the few organizations dedicated to servicing urban aboriginal...
View Articlehíwus First Nations Cultural Program at Grouse Mountain
híwus First Nations Cultural Program http://www.grousemountain.com/Winter/adventures/hiwus-first-nations-program.asp I have taken three groups of students, including Aboriginal youths, to this...
View ArticleWeblogs & Research interest – 21st century urban Aboriginal youth
Canadian Aboriginal groups are experiencing rapid demographic change. Presently, approximately 60% of Canada’s Native People reside in urban settings, and 60% of the overall Aboriginal population is...
View ArticleRedWAY BC News
http://www.spiritlinking.com/products-services/redway-bc-news-e-zine RedWAY BC News is a free monthly on-line magazine. It has been published since 2003 by Spiritlink Communications. According to the...
View ArticleThe vital relationship between Aboriginal Elders and Youth
Video Link In the time of change of mother earth, there would be a group of young people born, and those young people would carry all the gifts of ancestors, the healers, the visionaries, the dreamers,...
View ArticleFirst Nations School of Toronto & Native Learning Centre Alternative High School
Recently, the Vancouver School Board announced that it is moving forward with its plans for an Aboriginal-Focused School of Choice. This school is scheduled to open, at least partially, as early as...
View ArticleDecolonizing Our Schools
Decolonizing Our Schools: Aboriginal Education in the Toronto District School Board Report presented: September 30, 2010. Written by Aboriginal scholar Dr. Susan D. Dion, along with Krista Johnston...
View ArticleUrban Aboriginal Peoples Study
Aboriginals are the fastest growing population in Canada. The 2006 census revealed that there are half a million First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people living in Canadian cities and that over 50% of...
View ArticleKeep them coming back for more – Amy Parent
In 2009, now PhD student at UBC and video speaker from Module 2 of Etec 521, Amy Parent completed her Master’s thesis: Keep them coming back for more: Urban Aboriginal Youth’s perceptions and...
View ArticleCity of Vancouver – Directory of Aboriginal services and context
The City of Vancouver’s department of Social Planning has created a directory of Aboriginal resources entitled: Aboriginal Inventory of Services and Context. The website helps city staff and...
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