"[Decolonization] does not have to be a painful process. It can be a liberation for you as well as for us. These simple steps could transform Canada into one of the most politically and environmentally progressive countries in the world, one that could be an example for all on how the ugly past of colonialism and racism, that has been so catastrophic for our people in terms of the sheer brutality we have been subject to, can finally be laid to rest." —Arthur Manuel


​Key Online Resources

UNDRIP: Rights of Indigenous
► Download the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
To, find out more:
Watch the video playlist discussing the implementation of UNDRIP in Canada via Bill C-15 ►
Bill C-15 Playlist: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Bill C-15 and Bill C-15 - Step Forward or Step Back? 
Nikki Sanchez: Decolonization is for Everyone

Decolonization is for Everyone
► Watch Nikki Sanchez's video, "Decolonization is for Everyone"
Ally Toolkit
►Ally Toolkit: Download the Indigenous Ally Toolkit
►Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day 2022
Land Back 
► Land Back: A Yellowhead Institute Red Paper
► Whose Land is it Anyway?
► Land issues are central to Indigenous economic development




Watch "In our Voices: Being an Effective Ally to Indigenous Communities"
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Classroom Connections
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​Spiritual Reflections
For use by faith and spirituality groups: 
Finding a Pathway to Decolonization as we Share our Stories by Alf Dumont.
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