Partner Feature: Areej Riaz’s Faith-inspired, Climate Action Spans the Globe
The FCG network is stronger because of our partners. That's why we are offering regular features on this blog that highlight the work of collaborating groups or of individuals to show our appreciation for all they do for our communities towards a more sustainable future.
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Cooling Older Buildings Cheaply
Hot and humid air is miserable for human comfort–deadly, even. That’s why, with summer upon us, Canadians are all looking at ways to beat the heat and stay cool within our buildings. Before chasing the newest technology (provided you can even afford it) it is worth considering the unique ways that some buildings can cool naturally, as well as quick and easy ways to keep the heat out.
Read moreInvest in Spirited Climate Action: Invest in Diversity
Fundraiser. Great Canadian Giving Challenge. Diversity. Biodiversity.
Read moreIndigenous Canada Course: Wraps Up
Indigenous Canada. Indigenous allyship.
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Read moreNational Indigenous Peoples Day and National Indigenous History Month
June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day, and the month of June is National Indigenous History Month. Faith & the Common Good is proud to celebrate the heritage, diverse cultures, and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. We remain committed to Truth and Reconciliation and working alongside Indigenous communities to create positive change and stronger relationships.
Activities for National Indigenous Peoples Day are organized across Canada every year. For more information about the day’s activities, you can visit: National Indigenous Peoples Day - Canada.ca
During the rest of the month, we invite you to take time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Canada.
As part of this effort to uplift Indigenous-led innovators, we have spotlighted some resources that celebrate Indigenous communities. We encourage everyone to keep the learning and the conversations going all year long.
Learning Resources
Below are just a few resources to explore:
- Indigenous Cinema from the National Film Board.
- Stories from the Land video series.
- Warrior Kids Podcast: A place for kids and adults to learn and celebrate everything Indigenous.
- New Fire (CBC Radio) by Lisa Charleyboy: Conversations with and about Indigenous youth, urban and on-reserve.
- Indigenous Canada at the University of Alberta: A 12-lesson Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) from the Faculty of Native Studies that explores the different histories and contemporary perspectives of Indigenous peoples living in Canada.
As we celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day and National Indigenous History Month, we will also uphold our commitment to Reconciliation, today, this month, and through the years to come.
Furthering Indigenous Allyship: Invest in Spirited Climate Action
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Read moreInvest In Us: Great Canadian Giving Challenge
Fundraiser. Great Canadian Giving Challenge.
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