Law Society of Saskatchewan Diversity National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day
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National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 13, 2024June marks National Indigenous History Month, a time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people. On June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, activities showcase the richness and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis culture, traditions and contributions.
National Indigenous Peoples Day is part of the Celebrate Canada program, which also includes Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day on June 24, Canadian Multiculturalism Day on June 27, and Canada Day on July 1.
To foster understanding and respect for Indigenous perspectives and practices, the Law Society of Saskatchewan is hosting a free Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Care webinar on June 18, 2024. Joseph Naytowhow, a renowned cultural leader and knowledge keeper, will share a deeper understanding of cultural care, especially when accessing and sharing Indigenous knowledge.
Learn more by visiting the Government of Canada’s learning resources, finding an event or activity across Canada, or through resources supported by the Law Society of Saskatchewan:
Continuing Professional Development
- CPD 390 – A Critical Examination of the Application of Gladue Factors in Saskatchewan’s Lower Courts
- CPD 366 – Indigenous Judges Speak: Indigenous Experience in the Legal Profession and Beyond
- CPD 365 – Introducing the Gladue Submission Guide: A Practical Resource for Indigenous Clients and their Counsel
- CPD 363 – UNDRIP in the Context of Resource Development
- CPD 322 – Shedding the Doctrine of Discovery: Toward an Equality-Based Framework for Aboriginal Title
- CPD 315 – Cultural Humility & Empathy Training (CPD 315 (request recording from page)
- CPD 309.2 – Unpacking Cultural Safety In The Context Of Tribunals
- CPD 303 – An Introduction to Trauma-Informed Lawyering
- CPD 285.3 – First Nations Jurisdiction over Cannabis
- CPD 269.4 – Considerations for Indigenous Clients (Episode 4 – Financing a File Series)
- CPD 261 – Child Protection Matters in the Era of Reconciliation
- CPD 242 – TRC Calls to Action: FASD & Practical Skills Training
Legal Resources
The Law Society’s Legal Resource Library has a collection of Indigenous titles and reading ideas about Indigenous law, residential schools, and Indigenous perspectives.
Further Learning