First Nations, Métis, Inuit (FNMI)'s Homepage
Photo taken in the Pas, Manitoba
News for Students and Their Parents/Guardians:
Alberta Indigineous Games 2013 - Click here for information
Dreamcatcher Aboriginal Youth Conference – Dream, Learn, Achieve –
Celebrating 20 years. October 12 – 13, 2012. Call for Proposals is
happening right now. Click here for the information package
Kasp is an award winning hip hop performer. Click here to go to his website
The Métis Training to Employment Services can provide post-secondary funding for Métis students. Click here for more information
ConocoPhillips Canada presents awards annually to Aboriginal
students who demonstrate hard work and dedication in pursuit of higher
learning. Efforts can include upgrading their secondary education or
entering a post-secondary program. Awards are granted on a yearly basis
and may be used to cover portions of tuition, books or living expenses.
Click here for more information
Reddnation is one of the top Canadian rap groups. They draw from
their Aboriginal backgrounds to create a hybrid of hip-hop and cultural
values which translates into music that is fresh, original and exciting. Click here for more information
Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy (ASETS)
If you’re an Aboriginal Canadian and are wondering where to find a
job or how to upgrade your skills, the Aboriginal Skills and Employment
Training Strategy (ASETS) may be your answer.
Using an integrated approach, ASETS will link your training needs to
labour market demands, providing you with training or skill upgrading
and with help finding a job. Click here for more information
The Bold Eagle Program provides Aboriginal youth with summer
employment that offers a combination of military training and First
Nations cultural awareness. Click here for more information
The Canadian Cadet Organization is the largest federally funded
youth organization in Canada. With a population of more than 50,000
from coast to coast to coast, and funding for 70,000- we want to offer
this free program to more Aboriginal Youth. Click here for more information
Young Aboriginal Leaders - Click here for more information about becoming an Aboriginal Leader of Tomorrow.
Building Environmental Aboriginal Human Resources (BEAHR) -
Wouldn't it be great to go to work everyday and LOVE what you do?! The
environmental sector is one of the best places to find something that
everyone will love and Aboriginal EnviroCareers will show you how. Click here for more information
Trade Winds to Success Training Society – Putting Aboriginal
People to Work in the Trades. This 18 week Aboriginal
pre-apprenticeship training program will provide the skills and
knowledge to start a career in several trades. The program is open to
Métis, Inuit and First Nations people of Alberta. Training is offered in
Edmonton and Calgary. Click here for more information
Learn Traditional Medicines and Learn what the Elders have said on
Twitter: @aboriginalteach #Aboriginalteachings #whattheEldershavesaid:
Cree 8 Success Conference (for Parents/Guardians) – November 16 & 17, 2012.
Click here for more information
Senator Thelma Chalifoux Award – Call for Nominations - The
Senator Thelma Chalifoux Award is present annually to an individual or
organization outside of NAIT that has consistently demonstrated a
commitment to Aboriginal student success. The award is intended to
recognize recent achievements. Click here for the nomination package and more information.
KidSport Alberta making a difference so ALL kids can PLAY! Click here for their website
Daytrippers is a non-profit charity that was established to fund
day trips for school children who otherwise might not be able to
afford to go. Click here for more information
Centre for World Indigenous Knowledge and Research introduce their Business course and upcoming programs at Athabasca University. Click here for more information
Métis Training to Employment (MTE) - Our Programs provide Métis youth with skill development and real work experience that show what the future may hold. Click here for more information
Mother Bear - Journey to Healing - Cultural healing and
reconnection for former residential school survivors and others affected
by the intergenerational legacy of the residential school system.
Talking circles take place every Tuesday and Thursday.
Click here for more information
Centre for World Indigenous Knowledge and Research introduce their Business course and upcoming programs at Athabasca University. Click here for more information
Faculty of Native Studies Check this out for program and course information from the University of Alberta. Click here for more information
If you would like to see an event listed here, please contact Bryan Richardson - FNMI Coordinator, ADLC
