Michener Award Foundation
For 50 years, the Michener Awards have honoured outstanding and unbiased journalism that results in positive change for the public good.
Dze l k’ant Friendship Centre Society
For Dze l k’ant, Indigenous teachings are the backbone of the program. This Friendship Centre will invest funds in community to provide various levels of education (i.e. First Aid Certificate, PSE Credentials, Job Opportunities). Amount Awarded: $300,000
Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver
Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver Women Working Wonders Location: BC Description: Elizabeth Fry will support female NEET youth in B.C. address barriers that keep them anchored in poverty or inaction and actively supporting them to pursue alternatives that lead to a better future. Website: https://efry.com/ Amount Awarded: $250,000
AIP Trust
The Trust is led by a large majority of northern Trustees who govern and ensure the long-term sustainability of the AIP. The RHF is proud to serve as the managing partner for the AIP.
Dr. Kang Lee
Research in Moral Development to Legal, Clinical and Healthcare Innovation.
Dr. Steven Holdcroft and Dr. Benjamin Britton
Revolutionary ion-exchange membranes and polymers for Clean Energy
Laurent Dallaire and François Bédard
Inneo is a revolution in the food world, being the first bacteriocin approved by Health Canada to eliminate bacteria from food
University nuxełhot’įne thaaɁehots’į nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills
With a $2 million grant to kick start a five-year project, kiskeyihtamowin kiskinohamatowin (teach each other) aims to create three distinct teacher education streams – immersion, elementary and secondary programming. Rooted in Land, language, Ceremony, and relationship, the project is guided by the laws of love, honesty, sharing and strength.
Gabriel Dumont Institute
Over the next four years, the Métis-led organization will invest $1,280,000 in grant funding in their Expanding Teachers Education Program. This will support the institute in expanding their capacity to accept and train more Indigenous students in their journeys to become teachers. The grant will also cover the cost of tuition, living expenses, additional resources, faculties […]
Seven Generations Education Institute
The institute will create pathways for Indigenous language teacher training by investing a $2 million grant in their five-year, Indigenous-led project Language Creates the Farm Team. Adopting the Elders Circle approach, the program integrates culture and land-based teachings with an emphasis on building from an earlier practicum.