Musqueam Cultural Centre - Educational Tours
Musqueam Cultural Centre offers four different educational tours: Historical, Ecological, Community and Cultural Tours.
Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre - School Groups
Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre offers guided tours of the museum and exhibits, cultural presentations & hands on group activities.
Museum of Anthropology at UBC - Secondary School Programs
MOA offers educational programs which focus on the cultural diversity of BC's First Nations groups. This site provides information on programs and teaching kits.
8th Fire by I'm Not the Indian You Had in Mind, Written by Thomas King / Produced by Laura Milliken
A video that looks at media stereotypes, and how First Nations people today are challenging those perspectives.
Wab Kinew
Wab Kinew is a writer, journalist and Anishinaabemowin Advocate. Watch his memorable speeches and interviews.
Cease Wyss
T'Uy'Tanat-Cease Wyss is Skwxw'u7mesh ethnobotanist, media artist, educator, and food security activist. She fights for the rights of Aboriginal people to hunt, gather, and fish in their traditional territories.
Metis and the Medicine Line by A look at the history and culture of the Plains Metis and the birth of the Canadian / US border along the Prairies.
Beyond the Indian Act by A look at current land management on reservations and an analysis of legislation, court decisions and economic reports related to this.
Where are the Children? by The Legacy of Residential Schools (includes DVD)
Broken Circle by Memoir about the Indian Residential School experience
Canada's Residential Schools - The Métis Experience by The final report (vol.3) of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Canada's Residential Schools - The Legacy by Part 1 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report looks at the history of residential schools from 1867 to 1939.
Canada's Residential Schools - The History by Part 2 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (1939-2000).
A Knock on the Door: the Essential History of Residential Schools by 
Finding My Talk by Fourteen women talk about their experiences in residential schools.
Residential Schools: With the Words and Images of Survivors by A history of residential schools told by the survivors.
Approaches to Aboriginal Education in Canada by An examination of the two different approaches to Aboriginal education in Canada, parallelism and integrationism.
Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada,Volume One: Summary by 
A Native American Thought of It by Amazing inventions and innovations
The Legacy by Tradition & Innovation in Northwest Coast Indian Art
Métis in Canada by Twelve essays examine the history, identity, law and politics of the Metis in Canada.
Métis by A look at what it really means to be a Metis in Canada.Metis and the Medicine Line by The history of the Plains Metis and the birth of the Canada/US border.
An Illustrated History of Canada's Native People by An introduction to many aspects of Aboriginal Canada's History
The Indian History of British Columbia by A look at the effects of immigrant settlement on the populations, cultures, economies and religions of First Nations in British Columbia
First Nations of British Columbia, Third Edition by An anthropological overview on the history and culture of First Nations in BC
Stolen from Our Embrace by A book about the abduction of First Nations Children and the restoration of Aboriginal COmmunities.
The Reason You Walk by Wab Kinew writes about the stuggles of his family and himself, while reflecting on cross-cultural reconciliation and the future of Aboriginal people in Canada.Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada:
The Learning Circle, Classroom Activities on First Nations in Canada, Ages 12-14
A variety of classroom activities to enhance lessons about First Nations in Canada
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada:
The Learning Circle, Classroom Activities on First Nations in Canada, Ages 14-16
A variety of classroom activities to enhance lessons about First Nations in Canada
Aboriginal Literatures in Canada: a Teacher's Resource Guide
An Aboriginal Literature Teacher's Guide from the Ontario Institute of Education (OISE)
Assembly of First Nations
The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is a national advocacy organization representing First Nation citizens in Canada.
Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia. (2015). Canadian Aboriginal Books for Schools
A list of Canadian Aboriginal Books appropriate for students
British Columbia Ministry of Education: Aboriginal Education Resources
This site provides links to various documents and resources including: The First Peoples Principles of Learning; Aboriginal World Views and Perspectives; Learning Resources; and Aboriginal Education Curriculum
British Columbia Teachers Federation Aboriginal Education
This BCTF site provides links to various resources including: Aboriginal Education douments; First Nations Timeline; Project of Heart eBook (about Residential Schools); and Teacher Resources.
First Nations Education Steering Group: Learning Resources
Learning resources include: Indian Residential Schools & Reconciliation; English First Peoples; and Math First People
First Nations Pedagogy Online
Educators from Nicola Valley Institute of Technology and Kwantlen Polytechnic University created a site to support online learning initiatives for aboriginal students, elders, educators, curriculum developers, and educational leaders.