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Response to COVID19 - Self-Reliance: A Way Forward (English & Spanish)

Dream.
Believe.
Realize.


Become a Champion of
Change for our Nations!


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Sacred Earth
Acknowledgement


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Thriving Nations.

Thriving Nations

We support in the re-building of thriving, healthy and vibrant nations based on natural values and principles that empower people to create a prosperous future for themselves and their communities.

What We Do

75

Agreements with Indigenous communities across the Americas

100K

People positively impacted by educational and training programs

57

Communities benefitting from skill-based partnerships

300+

Combined years of real-world experience

Our Impact

Life Economy

This is an intrinsic balance that the Indigenous have always understood.

We can learn a lot from these complex understandings in order to build a world that is healthy, vibrant and abundant for all.

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Our Current Projects

Current Projects

Champions of Change

Nation Re-Building

Creating Life Economies

Food Resilience

Land-Based Learning & Healing Spaces

Architects of Change

Indigenous Trust is led by some of Canada’s most prominent Indigenous leaders who have transformed their communities by building dynamic teams and partnerships that, working together, eradicated unemployment, lifted people out of poverty and created opportunities for future generations.

Who We Are

Architects of Change - Jerry Asp

A New Way Forward, a Traditional Way of Thinking:
Remembering where we came from while looking forward to the future

We are building a new relationship with ourselves, each other and Mother Earth
in order to create a world that is healthy and prosperous for all.
Join us on this journey back to our true nature!

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Global Indigenous Trust

Our Vision

Our vision is a global network of healthy, vibrant, thriving communities and people, living their true potential.

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1400 – 18 King Street East, Toronto, ON M5C 1C4

Partner Spotlight - Ted Rogers School of Managemen Partner Spotlight - Ted Rogers School of Management | ⁠
Toronto Metropolitan University⁠
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We'd like to thank our newest partner for supporting our Champions of Change Program and making the work we do at GIDT possible. ⁠
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If you'd like to be a Champion of Change, you can support our projects through the link in bio.⁠
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#ChampionsOfChange #SupportThrivingNations
Partner Spotlight - Terrestrial Energy⁠ ⁠ We'd Partner Spotlight - Terrestrial Energy⁠
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We'd like to thank our newest partner for supporting our Champions of Change Program and making the work we do at GIDT possible. ⁠
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If you'd like to be a Champion of Change, you can support our projects through the link in bio.⁠
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#ChampionsOfChange #SupportThrivingNations
Partner Spotlight - Ian Martin⁠ ⁠ We'd like to Partner Spotlight - Ian Martin⁠
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We'd like to thank our newest partner for supporting our Champions of Change Program and making the work we do at GIDT possible. ⁠
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If you'd like to be a Champion of Change, you can support our projects through the link in bio.⁠
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#ChampionsOfChange #SupportThrivingNations
Partner Spotlight - IBK Capital Corp.⁠ ⁠ We'd Partner Spotlight - IBK Capital Corp.⁠
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We'd like to thank our newest partner for supporting our Champions of Change Program and making the work we do at GIDT possible. ⁠
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If you'd like to be a Champion of Change, you can support our projects through the link in bio.⁠
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#ChampionsOfChange #SupportThrivingNations
Join GIDT for @LocalFoodFarmCoops Assembly 2022: P Join GIDT for @LocalFoodFarmCoops Assembly 2022: Pollinators of Change! This year's focus is to imagine how the world can work differently, regeneratively and cooperatively 🌿⁠
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Sign up to participate with our Co-Founder @SoniaMolodecky, Becky Big Canoe, Mike DeGagne, and the Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario! They will be discussing Land Trusts and Alternative Land Access on April 19th from 1 PM-2:30 PM EST. Let’s dig deep into solutions for the future together!⁠
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Click the link in bio to register for this event, or to join one of the many interesting discussions on food sovereignty and cooperative organization structures for building community and local economies!⁠ The assembly runs up until April 29th.⁠
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Swipe through for more information on the topic and speakers 👉
Please Join Us and our friends @bearstandingtal fo Please Join Us and our friends @bearstandingtal for a Virtual Tipi Commemoration event for the Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, Two-Spirit and Gender Diverse. Register here for this Wednesday: 
https://hopin.com/events/s-first-event-f3ca31e8-a7d2-46b0-9561-38dab3143231 

We are pleased to invite you on March 30th for a day of healing and awareness with Bear Standing Tall and Associates. This is an online Virtual Tipi Commemoration event for the Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, Two-Spirit and Gender Diverse. The day will be spent  honouring these Life Givers through Support and Action for Ontario First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Families Survivors as well as Ontario Indigenous front-line workers. 

Guest Speakers include Monica Rutledge Indigenous Constable for Toronto Police Department, guests from BC MMIW Team: Alexandra O'daunaghey, Gladys Radek; Highway of Tears Commemoration project, Becky Big Canoe; followup on inquiry and actions across Canada and more!

The goal of this event is to present Indigenous Voices in a way that will educate and engage our audience of 100 guests from Industry, government and community leaders so we can walk away with concrete ideas on how to move forward with reconciliation surrounding the final report of the MMIWG2S, as well as have a better understanding of the deliberate human and Indigenous rights violations and abuses in violence against Indigenous women in Canada.This conference aims to foster understanding, and allyship of non-indgenous peoples by creating a safe space for these important issues to be understood. 

This event is free to attend, but spots are limited so please register today! 

Tipi Commemoration to be unveiled May 5, 2022 in Honour of our Life Givers: Prayers for their return home @evergreen_brick_works
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