Indigenous Student Support Center

🌿 June is National Indigenous History Month 🌿

This month, we encourage our community to learn more about the histories, cultures, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

Education is one part of reconciliation. By learning from Indigenous voices and perspectives, we can all contribute to creating safer, more respectful, and more inclusive communities.

📚 This week’s featured resource is Tbestawaw8gan 2.0: Listening to Indigenous Student Realities, a collaborative educational tool that includes contributions from members of the Bishop’s University community.

Resource link:https://www.usherbrooke.ca/education/fileadmin/sites/education/Perspectives_autochtones/Tbestaw8gan_2.0_ENG-FINAL_2-26.pdf

The Indigenous Student Graduation Ceremony was such a beautiful day filled with family, friends, and community. Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 🥳 The ISSC team is so proud of each student and wishes them nothing but the best in their future pathways 💜 you will always have a home here with us, don’t be a stranger! Congratulations 👏

🌈🪶 June is a time of celebration, reflection, and learning.
This month, we proudly recognize both Pride Month and National Indigenous History Month, honouring the diverse identities, histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
Throughout June, we’ll be sharing:
📚 Interesting Facts
🏕️ Historical Highlights
🪘 Cultural Teachings
🤝 Ways to Be an Ally
💙 Resources & Support
Join us as we learn, celebrate, and uplift the voices, stories, and resilience of these communities. Together, we can build understanding, respect, and inclusion.
✨ Stay tuned for weekly posts throughout June!
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🫎🤎 Standing together for healing, accountability, and respect.

Join us on May 14, 2026 for Moose Hide Campaign Day at Bishop’s University as we take part in livestream events, workshops, conversations, and community gathering focused on ending violence against women, children, and all people.

The Moose Hide Campaign reminds us that reconciliation begins with action — through kindness, education, accountability, and supporting Indigenous voices and communities. Every step toward respect and safety matters.

📍 Kwigw8mna Conference Room, Bishop’s University
🕘 Livestream events throughout the day
✨ Everyone is welcome

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Today, May 5th, we honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
This day raises awareness of the ongoing violence faced by Indigenous communities and recognizes the lives that have been lost, as well as those still missing.
We stand in solidarity with families, survivors, and communities.
We remember. We honour. We call for justice.

We enjoyed hosting Michel Jean on campus 💜

This Monday! All are invited to join.

This weekend we had our last land-based session of the semester. We had a good time finishing our shelter and spending time on the land before exams started. We ate some yummy moose burgers over the fire 🔥 😋 We are grateful for knowledge holder David McComber for sharing his teachings over the past 4 years now. 💜

Tomorrow is the last land-based learning of the semester. See you there rain or shine 🤗

Save the date for Innu author Michel Jean! All are welcome