Grassroot youth groups/collectives comprised of Indigenous youth ages 15-29 are eligible to apply for funding to support community programs and projects while receiving innovative mentorship, training and capacity-building opportunities.
This initiative is aimed at non-Indigenous settlers of colour; it will engage participants in concrete discussions around connecting to homelands,…
The Culture and Wellness team, a branch of our Community Relations and Solidarity (CRS) department, is dedicated to creating spaces…
Following up our 2019 National Youth Reconciliation Barometer the Indigenous Youth Reconciliation Barometer 2.0 will be engaging solely with Indigenous youth to better understand how Indigenous youth envision their own empowerment and futures by exploring everything from culture and wellness to solidarity, reconciliation, and meaningful work. Project activities will be guided by an Advisory Circle and will culminate in a report which can be used to inform policy decisions that impact Indigenous youth and their communities.
Sagkeeng Youth Group partnered with Sagkeeng Anicinabe High School to create Gitigandaawiin, a solar-powered 3-season Greenhouse that is run by students at the school.
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
In this edition of CRE Explains, we’re breaking down Bill C-29. Bill C-29: National Council for Reconciliation Act at a Glance…
If you are committed to fostering Indigenous youth-led pathways to reconciliation, supporting Indigenous youth and their visions of change for the future, and building networks of solidarity between communities and BIPOC youth, apply to become a board member!
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
In this edition of CRE Explains, we're breaking down some of the Budget 2023 investments that will impact Indigenous youth and their communities the most.
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
To highlight the work CREation Grantees are doing in their communities, the CREation Community Grants Team sends out Q&A forms…
In this country we call Canada, safe and affordable housing has been increasingly difficult to find, and this housing crisis disproportionately impacts Indigenous and BIPOC folks. This issue of CRE Explains explores how inadequate housing and homelessness are linked directly with colonialism, racism, and marginalization.
We’ve put together our 2022 Indigenous Gift Guide filled with items that are sure to please everyone on your shopping…
Since February 2022, our CREation Community Grants Team has been sending out Q&A forms to CREation Grantees to capture their…
Since February 2022, our CREation Community Grants Team has been sending out Q&A forms to CREation Grantees to capture their…
We are so excited to formally announce CRE’s newest Board members: Each of our new Board members brings years of…
For immediate release: November 7th, 2022 OTTAWA- CRE is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Gore Mutual Insurance Company…
Since February 2022, our CREation Community Grants Team has been sending out Q&A forms to CREation Grantees to capture their…
Whether you’re interested in politics (the drama, the intrigue!), looking for ways to dismantle settler-colonial-hetero-patriarchy, or just confused about what…
CRE is thrilled to announce that Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC) has committed $12.5M in funding over two…
Since February 2022, our CREation Community Grants Team has been sending out Q&A forms to CREation Grantees to capture their…
Since February 2022, our CREation Community Grants Team has been sending out Q&A forms to CREation Grantees to capture their…
Whether you’re interested in politics (the drama, the intrigue!), looking for ways to dismantle settler-colonial-hetero-patriarchy, or just confused about what…
Since February 2022, our CREation Community Grants Team has been sending out Q&A forms to CREation Grantees to capture their…
In February 2022, our CREation Community Grants team sent out a Q&A form to 2021 CREation grantees to capture their…
CRE is seeking new members for our Board of Directors for 2022-2025! We are looking for people who are available…
This is a resource list for Indigenous youth who are dealing with a range of emotions on July 1, so-called…
In February 2022, our CREation Community Grants team sent out a Q&A form to 2021 CREation grantees to capture their…
Whether you’re interested in politics (the drama, the intrigue!), looking for ways to dismantle settler-colonial-hetero-patriarchy, or just confused about what…
What are they and why do they work? As we continue to find new ways to make space for Indigenous…
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CONTENT WARNING: This edition of CRE Explains discusses climate disasters, land pollution, and environmental racism. Please call Hope for Wellness…
In February 2022, our CREation Community Grants team sent out a Q&A form to 2021 CREation grantees to capture their…
Budget at a Glance In this issue of CRE Explains, we break down some of the Budget 2022 investments that will…
In February 2022, our CREation Community Grants team sent out a Q&A form to 2021 CREation grantees to capture their…
