Symbols Matter When It Comes to Harmonizing Diverse Cultures and History in Canada

Trent Indigenous Studies Department co-founder Harvey McCue ‘66 shares how we can update our national symbols to reflect our shared cultures

46th Annual Elders & Traditional Peoples Gathering at Trent University Focuses on Reconciliation through Restor(y)ing Our Truth

Virtual gathering February 11-13 features full line-up of keynote addresses and workshops, including remarks from National Chief RoseAnne Archibald

Teaching and Learning in Northern Schools

Trent’s School of Education partners with Teach For Canada

Trent Professor Releases New Book on Disability in Education

School of Education Associate Professor Luigi Iannacci explores how disability is currently understood in education

Storybook Start to University for Free Tuition Winner

Incoming Indigenous Bachelor of Education student Ocean Cherneski excited to begin Trent journey in September

School of Education Instructor Uses Gord Downie Album to Ignite Truth & Reconciliation Conversation

Mitch Champagne and students develop lessons and art using Gord Downie’s Secret Path

Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies Enhances Indigenous Reconciliation at Trent University

Academic requirement for Indigenous course content and new lecture series featuring Indigenous leaders also among key recommendations approved by University Senate

New Trent University & Sault College Partnership to Offer Unique Opportunity for Students to Complete a Teachable in Ojibwe

From Anishinaabemowin certificate to Indigenous B.Ed. degree: University-College partnership to create new pathway for students

Consecutive Bachelor of Education Information Session - Peterborough Campus