Agreement between Trent and Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board offers students opportunity to earn university credit while completing high school diploma
Expanded Protocol Guidebook part of new suite of public resources supporting education and amplifying Indigenous voices
Four Trent professors are bridging Indigenous and Western knowledge systems to restore water access and empower Indigenous communities
Indigenous Studies student, Carter Forester, earns career experience in education and history through co-op placements at three different organizations
Trent community invited to explore resources, information to support efforts of individual learning and reflection, and collective action towards reconciliation
A chance encounter between Harvey McCue (Waubageshig) C.M. ’66 (Champlain College) and President Tom Symons ignited a groundbreaking program at Trent
Sandra Lamouche ’08 found her home at Trent’s Nozhem Theatre and became an award-winning global ambassador for Indigenous arts and education
Canadian Canoe Museum curator Jeremy Ward ’89 talks canoes, community, and navigating life’s currents
Indigenous course assignment offers students real-world, experiential learning in reconciliation education in collaboration with Ontario Heritage Trust
Funding from youth outreach organization Actua supports programming to encourage youth to explore a future in science and technology