Small grants of up to $5,000 are available to fund Indigenous youth-led projects happening in urban, rural and remote communities across Canada. The focus of this stream is to fund new and emerging micro-projects that focus on increasing the resilience, engagement and wellness of youth.
The Black Indigenous Creative Youth Solidarity Initiative seeks to bring attention to the intertwined histories of Black and Indigenous peoples across Canada. CRE is calling to creatives, makers, emerging artists and everyone in between to participate in this virtual art residency that will bring together 10 participants to explore the stories that they don’t tell.
The Research Hub is a part of the Centre for Indigenous Policy and Research. It provides opportunities for youth-led and…
The healing program offers 5 day-long workshops that bring together ceremony, traditional teachings, Indigenous healing, non-verbal arts-based activity and attachment…
What is The Network? In response to TRC Call to Action 66, CRE has begun to build The Network, which entails establishing “...a national network to share information and best practices.” Guided by an Engagement Framework, The Network will share information, opportunities and best practices in an efficient and effective and enhancing the quality and quantity of engagement opportunities for Indigenous youth.
Check out our Holiday Guide to find the ultimate gift from First Nation, Métis & Inuit-owned businesses ! Whether you are looking for apparel, jewelry, cosmetics and even skateboards, CRE’s Holiday Guide has got you covered for all your holiday shopping needs!
Written by: Jillian Collins What Is It? On October 7, 2020, the highest court in Canada confirmed in R. v.…
