The University of Windsor sits on the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations, which includes the Ojibwa, the Odawa, and the Potawatomi. We respect the longstanding relationships with First Nations people in this place in the 100-mile Windsor-Essex peninsula and the straits – les détroits – of Detroit.
Indigenous Education Council
Indigenous/First Nation education at the University of Windsor is represented by the Indigenous Education Council. The Indigenous Education Council provides advice on all issues affecting education in Indigenous/First Nations communities.Indigenous Education Centre
The Indigenous Education Centre, also known as Turtle Island, provides support to self-identified Indigenous students at the University of Windsor, helping them reach their highest potential in a culturally supportive atmosphere.Report of the Senate Working Group ... in Relation to Universities Canada 13 Principles on Indigenous Education (pp. 59-105)
This document expresses the University of Windsor's renewed commitment to hear the voices of Indigenous communities and embrace their perspectives, history, knowledge and contributions.
Indigenous/First Nation education at the University of Windsor is represented by the Indigenous Education Council. The Indigenous Education Council provides advice on all issues affecting education in Indigenous/First Nations communities.Indigenous Education Centre
The Indigenous Education Centre, also known as Turtle Island, provides support to self-identified Indigenous students at the University of Windsor, helping them reach their highest potential in a culturally supportive atmosphere.Report of the Senate Working Group ... in Relation to Universities Canada 13 Principles on Indigenous Education (pp. 59-105)
This document expresses the University of Windsor's renewed commitment to hear the voices of Indigenous communities and embrace their perspectives, history, knowledge and contributions.
Universities Canada Principles on Indigenous Education
Indigenous students continue to be underrepresented in Canadian higher education institutions. In the spirit of advancing opportunities for Indigenous students, the leaders of Canada’s universities commit to a set of 13 principles, developed in close consultation with Indigenous communities. Leddy Library Resources Related to First Peoples for Faculty and Administration
Leddy Library at the University of Windsor maintains a digital repository of curriculum- and research-related resources, plus a selected list of university reports on indigenization. Leddy Library Resources Related to First Peoples
Leddy Library also maintains a robust, regularly updated list of resources related to Indigenous studies and Indigenous communities for the benefit of our Indigenous and non-Indigenous students, faculty, and staff.
Indigenous students continue to be underrepresented in Canadian higher education institutions. In the spirit of advancing opportunities for Indigenous students, the leaders of Canada’s universities commit to a set of 13 principles, developed in close consultation with Indigenous communities. Leddy Library Resources Related to First Peoples for Faculty and Administration
Leddy Library at the University of Windsor maintains a digital repository of curriculum- and research-related resources, plus a selected list of university reports on indigenization. Leddy Library Resources Related to First Peoples
Leddy Library also maintains a robust, regularly updated list of resources related to Indigenous studies and Indigenous communities for the benefit of our Indigenous and non-Indigenous students, faculty, and staff.