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CCPA encourages reflection on the steps we can all take to support systemic change. We reflect on the narrative that often highlights the resilience of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Canada. While resilience has been a term frequently used to describe Indigenous peoples and communities, it is essential to recognize that true progress requires systemic changes to eliminate the need for such resilience. We shift our focus from celebrating resilience to advocating for the rights, supports, and systemic transformations that empower Indigenous peoples to thrive without the burden of overcoming systemic vulnerabilities. We urge Canadians to engage in conversations and actions that contribute to dismantling the barriers and injustices that Indigenous peoples face.

In celebration of National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day in 2024, the CCPA launched an Indigenous Learning Portal to recognize, honour, and raise voices of Indigenous Peoples, contexts, and communities. This Indigenous Learning portal is accessible by all members. Through this new portal, we aim to raise awareness, foster understanding, and promote the well-being of Indigenous peoples across Canada 

The portal will feature new content as it is developed and added. We look forward to continuing on our learning journey with you.

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New learning videos added in an ongoing manner

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