Durham College (DC) is dedicated to advancing truth and reconciliation, weaving Indigenous knowledge and perspectives into the fabric of our campus. From embedding Indigenous knowledge into curriculums to offering educational resources to providing safe, welcoming spaces for students at the First Peoples Indigenous Centre, DC fosters reconciliation, inclusivity, and lifelong learning for everyone. Explore the following stories to discover how DC prioritizes Indigenization and the resources, supports and opportunities available to you on campus. Indigenous student embraces and shares his culture at Durham College To reach Durham College (DC), Jakob Henry Olive travels 10 hours south from his home in Michipicoten First Nation near Wawa, Ontario. Read more Durham College Library supports self-directed learning to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day To support DC’s role in advancing Truth and Reconciliation, the Library has compiled a selection of self-directed learning resources. Read more Prioritizing Indigenization inside and outside the classroom Explore how DC’s Faculty of Media, Art & Design actively embeds Indigenous perspectives and knowledge into program curriculum honour and reflect the voices of Indigenous communities. Read More The First Peoples Indigenous Centre welcomes all at Durham College DC’s First Peoples Indigenous Centre’s mission is centred on reconciliation, cultural awareness, and creating opportunities for Indigenous students to succeed while staying connected to their heritage. Read more Discover the Indigenous Learning Modules at Durham College To support our communities’ continued learning, DC offers a free, online, seven-module training course – Indigenous Histories and Reconciliation. Read More Explore Indigenous spaces on the Durham College campus DC is committed to providing a warm and welcoming environment for all Indigenous students and employees. Discover three places on campus you can visit to pause for reflection and learning. Read More Do you want to learn more about Indigenization at DC? Email indigenous@durhamcollege.ca to connect with a member of the First Peoples Indigenous Centre.
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