Truth and Reconciliation
in Edwin
Edwin includes thoughtfully developed Indigenous resources that support Truth and Reconciliation and bring authentic Indigenous perspectives into the classroom.
Developed by Indigenous Voices Across Canada
Edwin’s culturally relevant content is informed by Indigenous Advisory Circles who write, consult and review throughout the development of new resources to ensure the accuracy and authenticity of content.
These resources are:
Curriculum-aligned and vetted for accuracy
Designed to support reconciliation through action
Available across all subjects including ELA, Social Studies, Math and Science
Curated Edwin Collections
Celebrate Indigenous voices, histories, and contributions through thoughtfully curated Edwin resources designed to deepen understanding and promote reconciliation through action. For example:
Celebrate Indigenous History Month and Indigenous Women of Note collections that support meaningful classroom conversations
Dive into activities including persuasive writing prompts, choice boards, and multimedia content to engage learners
Watch videos such as Understanding Treaties – Go for a Walk with Niigaanwewidam Sinclair ›, featured in Edwin
Indigenous Live Lesssons
Bring Indigenous perspectives to life through Edwin’s interactive Live Lessons › designed to foster reconciliation and cultural understanding.
Participate in sessions like Literature for Reconciliation and Appropriation vs. Appreciation that amplify Indigenous voices and promote respectful dialogue
Engage students with author-led reading circles, storytelling, and multimedia content that deepen learning and build empathy
Additional Authentic Resources
Explore additional trusted Indigenous resources beyond Edwin that enrich classroom learning with authentic voices and culturally grounded perspectives.
Circle of Life › shares traditional stories from Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Lenape Nations, with audio narration available in Anishinaabemowin and music by Indigenous artists
Under One Sun › offers contemporary texts that explore identity, relationships, and connection to Mother Earth, supporting treaty education and literacy from Kindergarten to Grade 8
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Integrating Indigenous Ways of Knowing into the Classroom
Hear from Nelson’s Indigenous Leadership Circle as they share their insights on Indigenous ways of knowing. This thoughtful piece explores how educators can respectfully embed Indigenous teachings, like storytelling, language, and local history, into everyday learning to support reconciliation through action.
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