TRACKS Youth Program
Celebrating 10 Years of culturally-relevant programming!
What is TRACKS?
TRACKS (TRent Aboriginal Cultural Knowledge and Science) is an educational program which provides hands-on experiences for youth interested in the intersections of Indigenous and western sciences. TRACKS is hosted by Trent University within the Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Program (IESS), and operates in partnership with the Kawartha World Issues Centre and First People's House of Learning. TRACKS consists of two distinct but connected programs: Outreach & Education and Oshkwazin Indigenous Youth Leadership Program.
OUTREACH & EDUCATION
TRACKS Outreach & Education runs a wide variety of educational programs throughout the calendar year for Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth.
Outreach & Education
Online Workshops: NOW AVAILABLE!
TRACKS Outreach & 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!
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Win a FREE workshop this November!
Share with us over social media this November, and enter for a chance to win a free workshop!
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Online and Onland Resources for Families
If you are looking for ways to have fun, learn a little and connect with the world around you (in socially responsible ways!), then check out our list of Online and Onland Resources for Families!
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TRACKS Oshkwazin provides workshops, events and leadership develpment opportunities for Indigenous youth
Oshkwazin Indigenous Leadership
Online Leadership Workshops: NOW AVAILABLE!
TRACKS Oshkwazin is now offering Online Workshops focused on building leadership in highschool aged Indigenous youth.
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Oshkwazin Youth Leadership Virtual Conference
TRACKS Oshkwazin is pleased to offer our annual youth leadership conference virtually this year!
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Blog & Media
Given our responsibility as a youth program during the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for increased social distancing, TRACKS is taking a pause from active programming for a bit. As things continue to progress, we will post updates to this page!
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Jazzmin Foster (who most recently worked with TRACKS in the Development & Delivery position) and her son, Henrick, made some Zhingwaak Mshkiiki Waabo and wanted to share the recipe with you all. Making this medicine is the perfect thing to do to stay healthy while social distancing!
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Today is April 24th and would have been our first PA Day camp of the Spring! But due to COVID-19, we are instead reminiscing in the amazing day we had during our last PA Day camp on January 31st. Read all about it through the eyes of Lauren MacLachlan, who worked with TRACKS as Office and Programming Support through the Winter and Spring.
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Better late than never -- we are excited to make public our Annual Report for 2019!
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Trent University (IESS)
TRACKS is hosted by Trent University within the Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Program (IESS).
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Kawartha World Issues Centre (KWIC)
TRACKS 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.
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First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL)
TRACKS operates in partnership with the First Peoples House of Learning at Trent University.
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Actua
TRACKS 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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