Indigenous Self-Identification Toolkit
The IPHCC Indigenous Self-Identification Toolkit supports organizations to respectfully collect and manage First Nations, Inuit, and Métis self-identification data. The toolkit promotes cultural safety and Indigenous data sovereignty, providing practical tools, training, and guidance for effective implementation.
What’s included in the toolkit:
- Online learning modules for frontline staff and leadership
- Client resources like posters, FAQs, and a voluntary self-ID tool
- Implementation guidance and a data collector’s guide
- Templates for internal and external communications
- A Data Sharing Agreement developed by Indigenous legal experts
- The SGAR Model for secure, sovereignty-based data handling
Voluntary First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) Self-Identification Course for Data Collectors
Voluntary First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) Self-Identification Course for Process Implementers
Voluntary First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) Self-Identification Resource Package (downloadable PDF bundle)
For IPHCC member organizations, please email relations@iphcc.ca with the number of seats needed per course for your staff for access.
If you are interested in purchasing implementation support or would like more information, please email relations@iphcc.ca with your desired support level.
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If you have questions or require any further information, please contact relations@iphcc.ca