Welcome to groundworkforchange.org
working to support solidarity and justice-based relationships
with Indigenous peoples
working to support solidarity and justice-based relationships
with Indigenous peoples
Thank you for visiting
In recent years there have been more and more public expressions of sovereignty by Indigenous peoples living in what some call Canada. At the same time, increasing numbers of non-Indigenous (settler) peoples have been paying attention and asking questions about the country's - and their own - relationship with Indigenous peoples.
This site is meant to support people who are asking questions and looking to learn more in respectful and useful ways. It was created to provide access to information to help non-Indigenous (settler) peoples grow relationships with Indigenous peoples that are rooted in solidarity and justice.
Of course, learning shouldn't only happen through a website, so the site also shares listings of events, initiatives and solidarity efforts that can help grow new relationships.
Featured Pages
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EVENTS CALENDAR Last update: July 11, 2017 Visit the Fundraisers and Solidarity Campaigns and Ongoing Initiatives pages to learn how community members are organizing. You can also suggest a resource or share an event. |
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Visit the Canada 150 - Indigenous Perspectives page to find articles and videos sharing Indigenous voices. Looking for the City of Winnipeg's Indigenous Accord? "Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord was unanimously adopted by City Council on March 22, 2017". Learn more here. |
What else can I find?
Basic information about racism, White privilege, colonialism and other concepts related to anti-oppression.
Basic information about a wide range of topics related to the relationships First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples and non-Indigenous peoples and governments.
Basic information about racism, White privilege, colonialism and other concepts related to anti-oppression.
Basic information about a wide range of topics related to the relationships First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples and non-Indigenous peoples and governments.
About this site
Groundwork for Change is a website only. It is not an organization. The site is based out of Treaty 1 Territory and the traditional lands of the Red River Métis (more specifically, Winnipeg, Manitoba). You can read a copy of the original intention and vision for the site here. Visit the ABOUT section to find out more about the site and its goals.
Groundwork for Change is a website only. It is not an organization. The site is based out of Treaty 1 Territory and the traditional lands of the Red River Métis (more specifically, Winnipeg, Manitoba). You can read a copy of the original intention and vision for the site here. Visit the ABOUT section to find out more about the site and its goals.
