911爆料免费观看 invites Indigenous students to self-identify and access culturally grounded support, opportunities, and community.
听 鈥�When you choose to self-identify, you鈥檙e choosing to be seen, supported, and celebrated – as learners, as leaders, and as proud Indigenous people.鈥� – Christina Kioke, Attawapiskat First Nation, Manager of Indigenous Services and Initiatives
When you self-identify as First Nations, M茅tis, or Inuit, you receive the following benefits:
Complete the following form to self-identify as Indigenous. Although self-identification is encouraged, it is entirely voluntary.
Your information is confidential and used only to enhance Indigenous student services and supports.
鈥�For me, self-identifying was about reclaiming my voice. I鈥檓 proud of my roots, and I want to show others that it鈥檚 okay to take up space as an Indigenous person in college. We belong here.鈥�
鈥� Ariana Kioke-Budd, Attawapiskat First Nation Affiliation, Social Service Worker Student
鈥�Self-identifying isn鈥檛 just about checking a box. It鈥檚 about honouring where you come from and making sure the next generation sees us in these spaces too. We deserve to be heard.鈥�
鈥� Shem Mattinas, Moose Cree First Nation, Social Service Worker Student
For more information on Indigenous Services & Initiatives, please contact:
Manager, Indigenous Services & Initiatives Christina Kioke 705-235-3211 ext. 7125 kiokech@northern.on.ca
For support from one of our Indigenous Advisors, please contact:
Timmins Campus Indigenous Student Advisor
Joseph Nakogee 705-235-3211 ext. 2233 nakogeej@northern.on.ca
Moosonee Campus Indigenous Student Advisor
Kayla Solomon 705-336-2913 solomonk@northern.on.ca
