🌟 We Want to Hear From First Nations Youth in Ontario! Feathers of Hope is built by Indigenous youth, for Indigenous youth, and we're building a network for our future Gatherings and Programs! ✅ Fill out our quick Outreach Intake Form (youth, parents/guardians, or program staff) 🍩 Get a $5 Tim Hortons gift card 🎉 PLUS be entered into our monthly prize draw starting September 2025! More details and intake form at 👉 https://lnkd.in/gQ7tEY8H #FeathersOfHope #YouthVoices #IndigenousYouth
Feathers of Hope
Non-profit Organizations
Fort William 52, Ontario 197 followers
The vision of Feathers of Hope is to empower Indigenous Youth to create positive changes in their community
About us
2013 At the first Feathers of Hope forum in 2013, more than 100 youth (representing 62 of the 92 northern First Nations communities in Ontario) came to Thunder Bay to talk about the realities of life in their communities (i.e. mental and physical health, culture and identity, the legacy of residential schools, employment and opportunities for youth). Their voices and ideas for change were captured in a ground-breaking report entitled, Feathers of Hope: A First Nations Youth Action Plan.
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www.feathersofhope.ca
External link for Feathers of Hope
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Fort William 52, Ontario
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2013
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
684-28 City Rd
Fort William 52, Ontario P7J1K3 , CA
Employees at Feathers of Hope
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Breeze Tougas
Young Worker
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Koral Hamilton
Masters of Social Justice HBA Psychology and Gerontology Associates Degrees in International Business Management and Trade
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Meranda Galusha
Youth Engagement Worker @ Feathers of Hope | Microsoft Office, Advocacy
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Aashvi Gupta
Research Lead at Feathers of Hope
Updates
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Thank you to Indigenous Services Canada | Services aux Autochtones Canada for funding the second book in our series "Dear Sage". The first book for youth by youth going into the child welfare system was a huge success for Feathers of Hope. The sequel Dear Sage will address the issues of Familial and Gender Based Violence in the same format. Stay tuned for our Gathering to form this toolkit this Fall/Winter season. More information to come!!!!
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There are two openings for this position with Feathers of Hope funded through Indigenous Services Canada. It is a remote/hybrid position Indigenous Youth 16 to 29 Research Interns Must have access to Internet and a laptop Reliable Transportation (own car) is an asset The position is 1 year contract 35/week flexible schedule. $46,750 Salary. Please forward any inquiries to myself or the email listed on the posting Chi'Miigwech Koral Hamilton Feathers of Hope, Project Manager koral.hamilton@feathersofhope.ca
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amazing experience!
We were proud to support Feathers of Hope in their Youth Learning Gathering focused on navigating Canada’s Criminal Justice System. Young Indigenous leaders engaged with justice professionals and shared their insights to shape future resources that will help their peers better understand the system and advocate for change. The event made the news! 📺 Watch the story: https://lnkd.in/dWC2cAim 📰 Read the story: https://lnkd.in/dW_sYJXf Indigenous youth are not just participants — they are leaders, advocates, and changemakers. Dreaming up something meaningful? Let’s bring your vision to life. 📩 Email us at events@ingaged.ca #FeathersOfHope #IndigenousYouth #JusticeForAll #YouthLeadership #CommunityEmpowerment #ReconciliationInAction #YouthVoicesMatter
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TBT News Coverage VIDEO: "Feathers of Hope" host event to teach youths about the criminal justice system - TBNewsWatch.com https://lnkd.in/gcV6rjHr
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Feathers of Hope on the Wings of Justice Forum sponsored by Laidlaw Foundation and the subsequent project that will come from the Youth input sponsored by The Law Foundation of Ontario receives some positive press. Feathers of Hope continues to advocate for the amplification of local Youth in Thunder Bay and Fort William First Nation Harmful stereotypes: Indigenous youth discuss the criminal justice system - TBNewsWatch.com https://lnkd.in/gHhw3_Ey
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Thunder Bay Indigenous Youth receives acknowledgement for their brilliant insight on the UNDRIP ACTION Plan. https://lnkd.in/gNuaQ6qT
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at Ingaged Creative Productions Cradleboard Collective Mother's Day Art exhibit supporting Indigenous Art and Culture open till 4pm
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