Funding Opportunities
As you explore the programming we offer below, consider applying for funding opportunities to support your learning journey.
The Canadian Criminal Code requires additional factors to be considered when sentencing Indigenous offenders. This online course takes a comprehensive look at Canadian Criminal Code Gladue Section 718.2(e) and Gladue Principles of justice from a historical, contemporary, practical and critical lens.
This one-day, virtual workshop will cover topics such as strategies for technical writing and structural reports, writing Executive Summaries, strategies for clear and concise writing and revision and proofreading techniques. It also covers how to write for diverse and varied audiences.
This online course provides historical and contemporary context to help better understand Indigenous injustice in Canada. This includes reviewing explanations of intergenerational trauma and learning about interrelated forms of colonial oppression, including “Indian” legislation, the imposed reserve system, and the pass system. A look at the contemporary context, such as current educational realities, the ongoing “Millennial Scoop,” and gendered violence affecting Indigenous peoples, including the crisis of those who have gone missing and been murdered, are considered.
We have created customized training for government agencies, police services, and organizations across Canada. We will work with you to design customized training specific to your team’s needs with subject matter experts in a wide range of topics.
