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A new registration pathway for graduates of Indigenous Midwifery programs at Indigenous Institutes has been created in a partnership between IAESC and the College of Midwives of Ontario. This initiative directly answers the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action by recognizing and supporting Indigenous-led health solutions for their communities. Read all about this monumental work in the link here!
Realizing the vision of First Nation control of First Nation Education
Nine Indigenous Institutes serve more than 133 communities across the province, providing improved post-secondary education access to Indigenous peoples in culturally-enriched learning environments. The Institutes collectively offer over 70 programs at the certificate, diploma, advanced diploma post-graduate-certificate, degree, and graduate degree level in addition to skilled trades, micro-credentials and educational programing. These programs are created and delivered in response to community employment, education and training needs. IAESC also works in partnership with other Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations and government agencies to support its mandate
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