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A RICHER LIFE FOR INDIGENOUS YOUTH STARTS HERE

Indspire & the Indspire Institute

At Indspire, we believe that Indigenous youth have it within them to succeed. Let us show you how our Indspire Institute and programs can help to make that happen.

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Students

Your future begins here. Access our online tools and resources to help guide your journey to success.
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Educators

We’ll be stronger if we work together. Connect with Indigenous educators from coast-to-coast-to-coast in our Gathering Place to find classroom solutions that work.
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Family & Friends

With your encouragement and support, a student can achieve remarkable success. Let us give you the tools to make that happen.
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Indigenous Leaders

Your leadership is vital to the success of youth in your community. Let us help you guide the leaders of tomorrow. 

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Awards & Programs

Celebrating Indigenous Achievement

We’ve recognized 283 outstanding Indigenous achievers in multiple disciplines. Help us recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of other achievers by nominating someone who has inspired you. Nominations for the 21st annual Indspire Awards closes on Friday, June 28, 2013.

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News & Events

Federal budget: Indspire receives $10 million for bursaries and scholarships for Indigenous students

The Government of Canada’s 2013 budget, presented in Parliament yesterday, contains great news for Indigenous youth across Canada. The $10 million for Indspire’s Building Brighter Futures program, announced by Finance...

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Local Educator, Lottie Keye, Recognized with National Award

Lottie Keye, a founding teacher of the Cayuga language immersion schools from Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario, has been recognized with a Guiding the Journey: Indigenous Educator Award for Lifetime Achievement in Education by Indspire.

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Indspire in Action Map

Explore our interactive map and take your own journey across Canada. Learn about the achievements of our 283 Indspire Award laureates. Discover Indigenous educators who have contributed to the success of Indigenous youth.

Let your journey begin now and experience what Indspire has to offer. We can and will help you to reach your dreams.

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With your support, Indspire is changing the lives of thousands of First Nation, Inuit and Métis students youth across Canada every day. Our programs provide them with role models, encouragement and financial assistance.

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