Celebrating over 10 years of culturally-relevant programming!
TRACKS (TRent Aboriginal Cultural Knowledge and Science) is an educational program based on Michi Saagiig Anishnaabeg territory. We are hosted by Trent University within the Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Program (IESS), and operates in partnership with founding partner organization Kawartha World Issues Centre and the First Peoples House of Learning. TRACKS consists of two distinct and connected programs: Education and Oshkwazin Indigenous Youth Leadership.
TRACKS Outreach & Education runs a wide variety of educational programs throughout the calendar year for Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth ages 6-12.
TRACKS Education is now offering Online Workshops. Teachers, community educators, parents and anyone else teaching kids during these times can request a workshop to be delivered live for your group!
Learn MoreTRACKS Oshkwazin provides workshops, events and leadership develpment opportunities for Indigenous youth ages 14-18
TRACKS Oshkwazin is now offering Online Workshops focused on building leadership in highschool aged Indigenous youth.
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Read MoreWe are so glad to announce the winners of the Winter Storytelling contest!
Read MoreAaniin, boozhoo. Hello, my name is Matt Levac and I am an Indigenous youth with a mixed heritage (Metis, Wendat) from Sturgeon Falls, currently living in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough.
Read MoreThe month of November is Diabetes Awareness Month. The TRACKS team would like to share some knowledge and resources about Diabetes and how it disproportionately affects Indigenous peoples.
Read MoreAaniin! My name is Jaida Ponce and I'm going to tell you a little about my journey with the TRACKS Youth Program!
Read MoreAaniin, Hello! My name is Beth McClelland (she/her) and I’m a settler living in Nogojiwanong/Peterborough. I’m excited to have recently joined TRACKS as the TRACKS Co-director, Partnership & Resource Development.
Read MoreAanii! My name is Ava and I am from the First Nation of Mississauga of Scugog Island!
Read MoreTRACKS is hosted by Trent University within the Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Program (IESS).
Learn MoreTRACKS is supported by the Kawartha World Issues Centre (KWIC). KWIC is a charitable Global Education and Resource Centre which promotes dialogue and understanding of world issues to enable people to engage in positive social and environmental change.
Learn MoreTRACKS operates in partnership with the First Peoples House of Learning at Trent University.
Learn MoreTRACKS is a proud member of Actua. Actua provides training, resources and support to its national network of members located at universities and colleges across Canada in the delivery of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education outreach programming.
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