Indigenous Engagement Resource List
First Steps
- Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care: Relationship with Indigenous Communities Guideline, 2018
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action
- United Nations: Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Training Opportunities
- Cancer Care Ontario: Aboriginal Relationship and Cultural Competency Courses
- National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health: Webinar: Reconciliation and Public Health
- Public Health Training for Equitable Systems Change: Indigenous Health Equity
- Public Health Training for Equitable Systems Change: Webinar: A 2 Spirited Story of Gender, Sexuality and Traditional Roles for Health Care Providers
- Public Health Training for Equitable Systems Change: Webinar: Seeing through Two Eyes: Indigenous and Public Health
- Public Health Training for Equitable Systems Change: Webinar: Being Healthy Together/Mamwi: Indigenous Engagement and Planning in Public Health
- Public Health Training for Equitable Systems Change: Webinar: Decolonizing Data: Principles for Public Health Research Involving Indigenous Communities
- San’yas: Indigenous Cultural Safety Training Program ($)
- First Nations Information Governance Centre: OCAP Course for Researchers ($)
Resources to Further Expand Your Knowledge and Skills
- National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health: Knowledge Resources & Publications
- Including, but not limited to:
- Public Health Sudbury & Districts: Finding Our Path Together
- National Inquiry: Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
- Peter Bryce and Bryce Family: Finding Peter Bryce: A Story of a National Crime
- Global Indigenous Data Alliance: CARE principles for Indigenous Data Governance
- Public Health Ontario: Land Acknowledgement Practices to Inform Public Health Professionals
Links to Additional Resources
- National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health
- National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
- Guidance for Creating Land Acknowledgements:
- https://native-land.ca/
- https://www.camh.ca/en/camh-news-and-stories/land-acknowledgements-guidance
- https://www.ontario.ca/page/map-ontario-treaties-and-reserves
- Mamow
Ahyamowen (Data Sovereignty) Webinar: Link
Example Guides/Policies/Procedures from Local Public Health Units
Public Health Sudbury & Districts
The purpose of these protocols is to inform staff members and build capacity to respectfully and appropriately collaborate with First Nations communities and Indigenous partners.
These protocols were developed by the Indigenous Engagement team who were guided and advised by a number of First Nation/Indigenous community members, including Elders. Once all the protocols were developed, an overarching policy and procedure were drafted so that these protocols could be part of our agency’s administrative manual. Despite this we are keenly aware that having the protocols reside within an overarching policy does not replace the need to ensure that they are utilized in an appropriate and respectful fashion that goes beyond "policy”.
The protocols and policy/procedure were finalized this summer, and we have an Indigenous Engagement Officer who is offering some staff workshops on the protocols, and who is available to meet with teams and staff members to explain them in more detail, including the teachings behind them.
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