David Onley – A Personal Reflection
Chris Snyder, Chair, HIP(Honouring Indigenous Peoples) We were very saddened to learn of the passing of the former lieutenant-governor of..
HIP Welcomes Jim Louttit to the Team
HIP is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Louttit to the Board. Jim’s family is from Martin Falls First..
Maurice Switzer
HIP Welcomes Maurice Switzer to the Team
HIP is pleased to announce the appointment of Maurice Switzer to the Board. A citizen of the Mississaugas of Alderville..
Youth Voices on Why Water is Important
In this video, Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth team up to create a video on why water is important. They talk..
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More than ever before, the changing times we live in inspire us to come together in collaboration. By walking together, and leveraging each others’ strengths, we can build a better world for future generations.
By gaining awareness and understanding for each others’ differences and environments, communities begin to break down harmful stereotypes and acknowledge contributions of both Indigenous and Non-Indigenous peoples.
HIP was co-created with a strong list of stakeholders including Indigenous Elders, Rotarians, Teachers, Education Councillors, Knowledge Keepers and other ethical leaders.
Thank you for visiting us. We invite you to explore HIP’s growing list of resources.
By gaining awareness and understanding for each others’ differences and environments, communities begin to break down harmful stereotypes and acknowledge contributions of both Indigenous and Non-Indigenous peoples.
HIP was co-created with a strong list of stakeholders including Indigenous Elders, Rotarians, Teachers, Education Councillors, Knowledge Keepers and other ethical leaders.
Thank you for visiting us. We invite you to explore HIP’s growing list of resources.
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