- A Field guide to Empowering Students through Learning on the land and water (2025). First Nations Education Steering Committee. This resourcewas designed to help educators consider the design and implementation of learning opportunities on the land and water that are meaningful and connected to the curriculum – for the benefit of learners and to enhance the revitalization and transmission of First Nations languages and traditions.
- Webinar recording: The Xwe’etay/Lasqueti Archaeology Project: Protecting and Honouring Indigenous Heritage through Archaeology, Policy, and Planning.September 29, 2025.
- Canadian Conservation Institute’s Climate Guidelines. Museums and archives worldwide have come under increasing criticism for their adherence to energy-intensive climate guidelines that were created long before climate change and its causes were recognized. By 2020, many in the museum and archive community were re-examining their old climate control assumptions and asking for better advice from the experts. The Climate guidelines resource is the Canadian Conservation Institute’s (CCI’s) answer.
- International Translation Day 2025: Indigenous Language Translation: Shaping a Future You Can Trust. Webinar. September 30, 2025. Hosted by UNESCO and Translation Commons.
- Ask ELP: The Advice Column for Language Champions. Language work is full of big questions. In “Ask ELP,” the Endangered Languages Project team responds to questions from people around the world, and share their insights and advice.
- Pîkiskwêwin, an Indigenous language platform where we amplify Indigenous languages from across Canada to help preserve and pass them on to the next generation. Listen to podcasts in Cree, Dakota, Dene, Mohawk, Nakota, Michif, Saulteaux, and more.
- The Gendered Burden of Cultural Continuity. Talk by Interdisciplinary artist and Chilkat weaver Ursala Kadusné Hudson. August 28, 2025. The lecture will explore the often invisible labor of cultural survival carried by historically female-gendered Indigenous art forms such as weaving, sewing and beading. Drawing from her lived experience and research, Hudson will examine how these practices are foundational to Indigenous sovereignty, memory and resilience. Themes of the presentation include the patriarchal valuation of “fine art” over “craft,” Indigenous feminist theories of rematriation and the role of intergenerational care in art making.
- BC Heritage Emergency Response Network resource page and recorded webinars.
- Archives Association of BC Preservation and Emergency Planning resources.
- Wildfire emergency preparedness. The Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) can provide guidance on the salvage and recovery of objects and collections. They also maintain a list of resources for individuals seeking information on salvaging personal valuables. They can be reached at their emergency helpline 1-866-998-3721 or by email at iccdemande-ccirequest@pch.gc.ca.
- Balboa Art Conservation Centre. Free resource guides for fire damage and flooding.
- Western Museums Association Disaster & Emergency Preparedness Resources.
- Métis Nation BC Emergency Preparedness Webinar Series
- UCLA Resources for salvaging fire damaged print and audiovisual materials.
- Micif in the Office Cheat Sheet.
- NEȾOLṈEW Partner Interview: W̱SÁNEĆ School Board. Featuring PENÁC (D. Underwood) & Tye Swallow. June 24, 2025.
- BC Museums Association IBPOC Network Podcast.
- BCMA Webinar: Funding Opportunities for Indigenous Heritage and Repatriation Projects with Canadian Heritage.
- First Peoples’ Cultural Council On-Line Learning Series. Recordings available on their youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuSBPAeMBxMl5X8DUpIXxOrkR-BgU7aDy
- Endangered Language Program’s 2024 Language Documentation Training Webinar Series. These webinars are co-hosted by the Endangered Languages Project (www.endangeredlanguages.com) and the Language Documentation Training Center at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa (www.ldtc.org).
- Métis Speaker Series: Season Seven: https://www.mnbc.ca/news-events/metis-speaker-series
- Language Revitalization Mentors Program. Endangered Languages Program: We are here to help! Talk with an ELP Language Revitalization Mentor to get support, ask questions, connect to learning resources, and discuss your language revitalization work with a helpful person.
- National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages- Training Modules: https://mc.miamioh.edu/nbol/training/index
· Creating Online Indigenous Language Courses. NEȾOLṈEW̱. Visit: https://www.youtube.com/@netolnew991
