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We know that there’s a lot to think about these

We know that there’s a lot to think about these days when it comes to school. 📚

Pandemic, tuition, housing, family stuff, transportation…you know how it goes.

So we’ve made it simple for you! 🤩

Just one application to our Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships, and Awards program gets you access to HUNDREDS of great $$ opportunities.

But don’t wait! Our application deadline is February 1, 2022, so click on the link in our bio right now to apply – and get ready to seriously simplify your to-do list. 😊

#BBF #Scholarships #Bursaries #Awards #IndigenousEducation #Indigenous

We’re passionate about creating strong partnersh

We’re passionate about creating strong partnerships and maintaining them in a good way, working together to enable Indigenous students to succeed.

Is this something you’re passionate about too? Join us as our new Development Officer (Partnerships)! 😊

If you have:

✔️ A college diploma or university degree;
✔️ A minimum of two years’ experience and success in corporate fundraising & stewardship in a non-profit fundraising department or a similar environment;
✔️ Broad knowledge of corporate sponsorship and social responsibility trends;
✔️ Excellent written, oral, administrative, and interpersonal skills;
✔️ The ability to work with a diversity of corporate donors, sponsors, & prospects…

…then send your resume to hr@indspire.ca before Jan 27, 2022!

Learn more about the position at the link in our bio 🙌

#jobs #hiring #jobshiring

Even if you’re not 100% sure where your path wil

Even if you’re not 100% sure where your path will take you, having good support behind you can help you see clearly – and then go on to help others. Christian Spence knows this well! 😊

He’s currently studying in the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law in the Juris Doctor program (Common Law) and is supported through our Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships, and Awards program.

Although he’s not quite sure what to specialize in yet, he knows that he wants to choose an area that will change lives and empower people:

“I have a strong passion for Indigenous and aboriginal law, constitutional law and business law. I hope to practice law in an area that strengthens Indigenous economic, social and environmental rights across Canada to build healthy thriving communities…Nakurmiik for your generous support!”

Learn more about Christian’s inspiring story at the link in our bio 🙌

#BBF #thankyou #IndigenousStudents #StudentSuccess

What does “success” mean to you? What does it

What does “success” mean to you? What does it mean to your community? We’d love to know what you think! 😊

Indspire’s Research Knowledge Nest has opened applications for coresearchers in an exciting new photovoice project that aims to encourage, present, and highlight Indigenous perceptions of success through narratives and photographs.

Those selected will participate in six 1–2-hour virtual meetings. The goal of these meetings is to learn about photovoice and engage in discussion with other coresearchers. On your own time, you will be part of capturing photos and creating narratives for photos with support from group discussions. An honorarium will be provided.

Interested? Follow the link in our bio for registration and more details! 🙌

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