Indigenous Initiatives

May 15, 2025, is Moosehide Campaign Day. The Moose Hide Campaign is a grassroots movement dedicated to ending violence against Indigenous women and children in Canada.

This week is organized to by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives and the Athletics and Recreation to align with Women’s Memorial March’s that occurs annually in various communities and cities across the country, including Toronto on February 14.

The purpose of Treaties Recognition Week is to recognize the importance of treaties and expand awareness of the existence of treaties and the significance of the relationships between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous communities within Ontario.

Join the staff from the Office of Indigenous Initiatives UTSC, and Student Life in this partnership to bring this amazing opportunity to visit the thriving and resilient Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation Community.

Hey Indigenous students, would you like to make connections with Indigenous professionals and community? Please join Indigenous Initiatives and AA&CC for our once a month trip to different Indigenous events around the city.

Join us in learning a wholistic view of academic strategies through the teachings of sweetgrass. All students are welcome!

Pow Wow Steps is a facilitated session by Brianna Olson- Pitawanakwat, Pow Wow dancer. Brianna will lead UTSC in basic steps of Indigenous traditional dances.

Join us in learning a wholistic view of academic strategies through the teachings of sweetgrass. All students are welcome!

Indigenous students, faculty, and staff, please join us for a night at the theatre to see the play 1939 at the Canadian Stage. Tickets, transportation, and a meal will be provided.

A land-based learning experience for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students.