Ressources sur la sécurité culturelle, les habitudes alimentaires et la guérison

Titre : Enjeux et réalités des Premières Nations : capsules de formation
Description : Discussions sur la sécurisation culturelle et la création de points de rencontre entre les populations autochtones et non autochtones
Année : S. o.
Format : Cours de 7 capsules (d’une durée totale de 2,5 heures) à suivre à son propre rythme sur une période de 2 semaines 
Présenté par : Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC) 

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Titre : Nourrir la santé : Parcours d’apprentissage L’alimentation est notre médecine
Description : Ressources disponibles en français et en anglais sur les concepts visant à réimaginer l’alimentation dans les soins de santé et à explorer les habitudes alimentaires autochtones
Année : S. o.
Format : Page Web
Présenté par : L’équipe de Nourrir la santé et de nombreux partenaires

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Title: San’yas Anti-Racism Indigenous Cultural Safety Training Program
Description: Explore key aspects of Indigenous cultural safety to apply in practise.
Year: N/A
Format: 8 week self-paced and facilitated core online courses. 8-10 hrs to complete.
Presented by: The San’yas team
San’yas means ‘way of knowing in Kwak’wala the language of the Kwakwaka’wakw Peoples

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Title: Cultural Safety: Respect And Dignity In Relationships
Description: Animated video introducing cultural safety and related concepts
Year: 2017
Format: 5 minute video
Presented by: Northern Health Indigenous Health

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Title: Nourish: The Food is our Medicine Learning Journey
Description: Introduce health care professionals and leaders to ways of understanding the complex relationships between Indigenous foodways, reconciliation, healing and health care.
Year: N/A
Format: 4-part self-paced, reflective online course
Presented by: Nourish team with many partners, out of a vision from Nourish Indigenous & Allies Advisory

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Title: Critical Race Theory and its Implications for Indigenous Cultural Safety
Description: Examination of two approaches to promoting equity and social justice in institutions and professional practice, and explore consequenes of those appproaches for identity production.
Year: 2017
Format: 28 minute video
Presented by: Dr. Verna St. Denis on behalf of the Indigenous Cultural Safety Collaborative Learning Series

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Title: Indigenous Cultural Safety Collaborative Learning Series
Description: This national webinar series provides an opportunity to share knowledge, experiences, and perspectives in support of collective efforts to strengthen Indigenous cultural safety across sectors.
Year: N/A
Format: Series of webinars on a variety of topics
Presented by: Indigenous Cultural Safety Collaborative Learning Series, which is guided by an Advisory Circle of Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders from across Canada

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Title: Indigenous Canada
Description: From an Indigenous perspective, this course explores complex experiences Indigenous peoples face today from a historical and critical perspective highlighting national and local Indigenous-settler relations.
Year: N/A
Format: 12-lesson Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) 
Presented by: The Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta

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Title: Towards Braiding
Description: Collaborative learning with Indigenous voices
Year: 2019
Format: 90 page booklet
Presented by: Elwood Jimmy and Vaness Andreotti with Sharon Stein

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Title: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
Description: Website from The National Representational Organization Protecting and Advancing the Rights and Interests of Inuit in Canada
Year: N/A
Format: Website
Presented by: The National Representational Organization Protecting and Advancing the Rights and Interests of Inuit in Canada

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