AAFC learning catalogue

This session will focus on the history of the Indian Residential School System in Canada and the long-lasting effects on the survivors and communities.

The session will provide foundational Indigenous cultural awareness with a distinction-based (First Nations, Métis Nation, and Inuit) approach.

This course delves into the vibrant and evolving world of Indigenous pop culture within the Canadian context. Participants will engage with a variety of media and will participate in discussions. The course aims to provide a foundational understanding of how pop culture not only reflects the complexities of Indigenous experiences in Canada but also challenges and enriches the broader cultural landscape.

This course provides employees with an understanding of their roles and responsibilities in managing departmental information through its lifecycle.

Learn about the world of grants and contributions! The work of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) employees involved in program delivery and support can vary.

This 1-hour session introduces you to the Public Service Pension Plan. The presentation is offered by knowledgeable staff from the Pension Centre, and you’ll have an opportunity to ask your burning pension-related questions.

This session examines Inuit history, culture, and perspectives. The course is offered by the Indigenous Support and Awareness Office (ISAO).

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In this course you will learn how organizations are managed in the Grants and Contributions Digital Platform (GCDP) and how to access the organization details.

This session provides a summary of Metis Nation history, culture and perspective from a Red River Metis citizen. The course is offered by the Indigenous Support and Awareness Office (ISAO).

This course will provide a brief background of the history of the ribbon skirt and how January 4th came to be known as "Ribbon Skirt Day." In addition, we’ll be highlighting Indigenous designers.

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