Working with Indigenous Communities: Companion Resource Guide

The OCE's mandate is to develop and support meaningful and mutually-beneficial relationships between the University and the diverse communities of Montreal. The Indigenous Community Engagement Coordinator connects people and communities to resources, and supports initiatives that come from Indigenous faculty members, students or citizens. Her role is to guide the process of collaboration to ensure that expectations are managed and that protocols and community-preferred practices are respected on the path towards addressing inequalities.

Created by Concordia's Office of Community Engagement, this guide for researchers, academics, and students features key principles and values to help in building and deepening their relationships with Indigenous individuals, organizations, and communities.

A guide to assist staff, faculty, and students on best practices for respectfully interacting and collaborating with Indigenous Elders and community members.

The Otsenhákta Student Centre is an on-campus resource for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students.

This hub is a gathering place for Indigenous resources --such as the Indigenous Directions Action Plan-- courses, research, and projects within Concordia University and beyond.

This resource provides links to Concordia University's Indigenous focused subject guides

An Indigenous-led series of political, social, academic and cultural events. Building bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities by acknowledging and celebrating Indigenous diversity on Turtle Island.

An annual week-long campaign during that promotes cultural pride by encouraging Indigenous peoples to share their stories through posting photos of their moccasins. Join the social media Concordia celebration using #CUrockyourmocs and the worldwide celebration using #RockYourMocs.