"I grew up in poverty and experienced more racism than I would like to
remember. I realized that my calling was to integrate Indigenous culture with my
education and work to revitalize our community. Today I am a father of three,
with a 3.63 GPA and working on completing my Honours Degree in Arts. Indspire:
thank you for believing in me. Your support has allowed me to make my dreams
a reality." Carl
News
Indspire Graduation Results Show Value of Funding Post-Secondary Studies Ninety-three percent of Indigenous students who receive funding for their education earn a post-secondary credential, and 82% of those graduates find work, says a new report released today by Indspire, the largest funder of Indigenous education outside of the federal government.
Join us at the 2015 Indspire Awards in Calgary! The 2015 Indspire Awards are coming to Calgary's Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on February 27, 2015, and we invite you to join the celebration!
The Indspire Institute welcomes you to In. Business: a Business Network for Indigenous Youth In.Business, a national mentorship program based at Cape Breton University that uses social media, smartphone technology, and in-person conferences to link Indigenous high school students with Indigenous business mentors, and attract students to the study of business at the post-secondary level.
