Indigenous Youth Voices and the Role of Philanthropy
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Indigenous Youth Voices and the Role of Philanthropy

Indigenous peoples in Canada come from various nations, with the young population rising day in and day out. Even if the indigenous communities have varying languages, cultures, and geographical locations, they still share the same political and social histories that have affected and will continue to affect the next generations adversely.
Analysis of the level of education, health, violence, language retention, and poverty for the indigenous people is documented. Some situations have worsened as the government has failed to implement the policies and offer funds…

An Action Framework For Children And Youth In Canada
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An Action Framework For Children And Youth In Canada

Another initiative program that has worked closely with the youths of Canada to unite the communities is the National Alliance for Children and Youth (NACY). This program aims to connect diverse non-profit organizations to a collaborative network system with the goal of boosting the kids’ and youth’s well-being. This is achieved through offering the national leadership and skills, linking practice, mobilizing, and performing research about policy development.
In collaboration with its members and other funders, the National Alliance for Children and …

Journey of Reciprocity
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Journey of Reciprocity

The entire Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada aims to support the conversation among the Inuit communities, private and public foundations, corporate philanthropy programs, and charitable organizations.
This article explains the Circle’s origins and why philanthropic sectors have dedicated and will continue dedicating their resources to reconciliation. This is where one gets to know what the Indigenous people would require in order to rekindle their traditions of social resilience. The Circle also plays a massive role in enabling people…

Ontario Indigenous Youth Partnership Project: A Unique Platform for Youth
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Ontario Indigenous Youth Partnership Project: A Unique Platform for Youth

Ontario Indigenous Youth Partnership Projects (OIYPP) is ranked sixth among the Indigenous Communities and Philanthropy series. This journal was written to support and empower the indigenous residing in Ontario through participating in their communities via the projects which improve social, spiritual, physical well-being and environmental life.
This is the best platform where youths and teenagers can get the chance to be mentored and receive inspirational messages. They get an opportunity to participate in the skills training programs where they get an …