Making connections around Indigenous Family Well-being
Strengthening care and education practices for families during the early years of their children’s lives.
Making connections around Indigenous Educational Well-being
Supporting educators in cultivating strong educational foundations for continued
school success.
Making connections around Indigenous Economic Well-being.
Introducing learners to the world of business & finance.
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EDUCATIONAL
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WELL-BEING
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- Learn more about entrepreneurship well-being programming
The Training & Resources for Early Education (TREE) Network is a space for delivering and accessing culturally appropriate training, professional development, resources, supportive circles and peer mentorship opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous early learning professionals working with Indigenous children and families.
By coming together across communities, organizations and cultures, we can impact the bigger picture of Indigenous early education, child assessment and policy in Canada, so that Indigenous children will grow up proud of their culture and knowing that they belong.
The vision of the TREE Network is for early learning professionals to feel supported through training, resources and connections with others. The TREE Network strives to support early learning professionals to ground Indigenous children in their culture, nurturing stronger communities.
The Training & Resources for Early Education & Schools (TREES) Network is a space for delivering and accessing culturally appropriate training, professional development, resources, supportive circles and peer mentorship opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous learning professionals working with Indigenous children, students and families.
By coming together across communities, organizations and cultures, we can advance well-being outcomes for Indigenous people, across the lifespan.
The vision of the TREES Network is for learning professionals to feel supported through training, resources and connections with others. The TREES Network strives to support learning professionals to ground Indigenous children, students and families in their culture, nurturing stronger communities.
The Training & Resources for Early Education & Schools (TREES) Network is a space for delivering and accessing culturally appropriate training, professional development, resources, supportive circles, and peer mentorship opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous early learning professionals working with Indigenous children and families.
By coming together across communities, organizations and cultures, we can impact the bigger picture of Indigenous early education, child assessment and policy in Canada, so that Indigenous children will grow up proud of their culture and knowing that they belong.
The vision of the TREES Network is for early learning professionals to feel supported through training, resources and connections with others. The TREES Network strives to support early learning professionals to ground Indigenous children in their culture, nurturing stronger communities.