Programs at
Project First Nations
Project First Nations develops and supports initiatives that bring Indigenous and non-Indigenous people together through sport, education, culture, youth engagement, shared experiences and relationship-building. These programs have evolved from years of direct work in Indigenous communities, particularly in the James Bay region, including Attawapiskat First Nation, and other remote Indigenous communities.
RECONCILIATION THROUGH RELATIONSHIPS
Ongoing Programs
Discover current Project First Nations initiatives, activities and community-based work where visitors can learn about our impact.
Indigenous Education & Reconciliation Programs for Schools
Helping schools move beyond one-time awareness activities toward respectful learning, student leadership and relationship-building.
Project First Nations offers structured Indigenous education and reconciliation programs for individual schools, private schools and school boards, ranging from introductory awareness and relationship-readiness to deeper student engagement, virtual community connections, and immersion or exchange opportunities.
Corporate Retreats and Reconciliation Initiatives
Focused corporate work, deepened by place, relationship and Indigenous learning.Â
Reconciliation Initiatives delivered at the place of work or in a setting that allows for cultural immersionÂ
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Learn while you work. Project First Nations offers structured Indigenous education and reconciliation programs for individual corporations, non-profit organizations, and government. Programs range from from presentations and initiatives delivered in or around the place of work, to full immersion in remote First Nations communities.Â
Past Programs & Initiatives
Project First Nations has organized and participated in youth, sporting, cultural, educational and community initiatives over the years, with significant work in Attawapiskat First Nation and throughout the James Bay region, as well as other remote Indigenous communities.
