Sewcase connects youth to careers in fashion, entrepreneurship, and traditional cultural learning through our in-school labs and mentorship platform. The program is supported by global brands and top Indigenous designers.
Young Designers by WOVEN is a National contest to inspire students to entrepreneurship and the textile arts, by enabling them to bring their creations to market. Read contest rules and meet our young designers!
The Soaring Circle Entrepreneurship Program empowers young people with the skills, knowledge, and confidence necessary to launch and sustain their own businesses.
The Art for Aid Project collects new and gently used art and land-based learning equipment for remote Indigenous schools across Canada.
The Pathways to Healing through Film program makes a significant and lasting impact, as we organize tours of major films that address issues of vital importance to Indigenous communities and to Canada and organize community conversations around them.
Grade 7 to 12 students from Indigenous schools across Canada are invited to submit a drawing and one winner will see their design turned into a high-quality, eco-friendly blanket…
What happens when young people have access to sewing resources that reflect who they are? Discover how our new partnership with Helen’s Closet Patterns is helping bring size-inclusive sewing resources into Sewcase classrooms across Canada—and creating new possibilities for Indigenous youth. Read more >
Archaeology is about more than what lies beneath the ground. It can open doors to new skills, cultural connections, and future career pathways. Meet the six Indigenous youth who spent five days exploring archaeology through hands-on fieldwork, technology, and traditional knowledge. Read more >
We believe in a Canada where there is equal opportunity for all. Let’s make this a reality, together!
Our work aims to advance these UN SDGs >
