Indigenous Workplace Resources
Are you an employer seeking resources to learn more about the Indigenous community within the workplace? This page will provide comprehensive tools and resources designed to assist in creating an inclusive workplace.
Research Studies & Reports
Building Inclusion For Indigenous Peoples In Canadian Workplaces
This report describes the Indigenous experience at work and how it is shaped by a history of colonialism and racism. As a result, workplace inequities, underrepresentation, wage gaps, and isolation due to a lack of Indigenous role models are more prevalent. This Catalyst survey reveals emotional tax and low psychological safety among Indigenous Peoples at work. The report further highlights the need for actions to foster understanding, relationships, and inclusive work environments for their belonging, contribution, and thriving.
Indigenous Resource 1- Building Inclusion For Indigenous Peoples In Canadian Workplaces
Source: https://www.catalyst.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/IndigenousPeoplesCanadaReport_English_final.pdf
Inclusive Futures Indigenous Engagement in Canada’s Workforce
This report explores factors influencing Indigenous inclusion in the workforce and proposes a diagnostic tool to objectively assess and rate an organization’s workplace for Indigenous candidates considering potential employment.
Indigenous Resource 2- Inclusive Futures Indigenous Engagement in Canada’s Workforce
Source: https://ppforum.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/AC-Inclusive-Futures-Indigenous-ENG-WEB.pdf
Sharing Prosperity: An Introduction to Building Relationships for Economic Reconciliation in Ontario by Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and Ontario Chamber of Commerce
This resource offers important insights and practical advice for establishing positive relationships with Indigenous people, businesses, and communities. Covering topics like historical context, Indigenous rights, and unique challenges faced by Indigenous businesses, it emphasizes respectful communication and inclusive practices. Serving as a precursor to a more comprehensive resource, it sets the stage for exploring diverse strategies to implement economic reconciliation initiatives across various industries.
Community Resources
National Indigenous History Month Info Sheet
This is a comprehensive resource offering valuable information, tools, and resources to commemorate National Indigenous Month throughout June. With this resource, you will foster understanding, appreciation, and celebration of Indigenous cultures, histories, and contributions.
Indigenous Community Resource- National Indigenous History Month Info Sheet
ENAGB Eshkiniigjik Naandwechigegamig Aabiish Gaa Binjibaaying
The ENAGB Indigenous Youth Agency focuses on providing cultural, employment, life skills, holistic wellness and recreational opportunities to Indigenous youth ages 12-29.
https://enagb-iya.ca/about-us/
Ontario Native Women’s Association
The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) is a not-for-profit organization to empower and support all Indigenous women and their families in the province of Ontario. ONWA is dedicated to providing culturally enriched programs and services to Indigenous women and their families, fostering community strength, preserving Indigenous culture, and addressing issues like violence, justice, education, health, environmental stewardship, and economic development.