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Additional Resources

Additional Resources

Adults

Indigenous Learning

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Teens & Youth

Age 0+

An Indigenous woman with long, dark hair and glasses stands by a museum case filled with belongings showing beadwork, quillwork, and other artistic traditions.

Indigenous Perspectives: Throughout ROM

Onsite Lessons with ROM Educators

60 minutes

Educators

Indigenous Learning

Schools

Age 6+

Indigenous Voices: Baby Carriers

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 6+

Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Jessie Jakumeit.

Indigenous Voices: Cedar

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 6+

Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Jessie Jakumeit.

Indigenous Voices: Pow Wows

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 2+

Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Doe O’Brien-Teengs.

Indigenous Voices: Teaching Indigenous Knowledge

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 6+

Students on computer

Additional Resources

Additional Resources

Adults

Indigenous Learning

Students

Teens & Youth

Age 0+

An Indigenous woman with long, dark hair and glasses stands by a museum case filled with belongings showing beadwork, quillwork, and other artistic traditions.

Indigenous Perspectives: Throughout ROM

Onsite Lessons with ROM Educators

60 minutes

Educators

Indigenous Learning

Schools

Age 6+

Indigenous Voices: Baby Carriers

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 6+

Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Jessie Jakumeit.

Indigenous Voices: Cedar

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 6+

Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Jessie Jakumeit.

Indigenous Voices: Pow Wows

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 2+

Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Doe O’Brien-Teengs.

Indigenous Voices: Teaching Indigenous Knowledge

ROM at Home

Families

Indigenous Learning

Kids

Age 6+

Presentation attendees in a large circle listening to a presentation.

Indigenous Voices

Tune in to the ROM’s popular Indigenous Voices program offered in a live webinar format twice a month. Designed for K-12 students and teachers, each episode features Indigenous ROM educators and guest speakers as they highlight distinct ancestral objects, share stories, and offer arts-based activities that celebrate living Indigenous cultures.

An Indigenous woman stands on a stage behind a podium. A screen behind her displays a painted mural.

National Indigenous History Month

Every year, we celebrate the diversity, culture, contributions, and resilience of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples during National Indigenous History Month. Through special programming including storytelling, interactive activities, artist and theatre performances, and more, visitors can gain a better understanding of the histories of Indigenous Peoples from across Turtle Island.

Indigenous artwork in the gallery at ROM

The Indigenous Advisory Circle

The Indigenous Advisory Circle (IAC) was established in 2014 and is comprised of 8-10 members who meet each season to provide recommendations to School Programs' Indigenous education objectives and advise on other Museum initiatives as requested. The IAC representation is a mix of urban, rural, and remote communities that come from distinct Indigenous cultures and abilities. Members can include Elders, knowledge carriers, educators, artists, French speakers, youth, and allies with cross-disciplinary knowledges and interests in the arts, sciences, and technology.

Presentation attendees in a large circle listening to a presentation.

Indigenous Voices

Tune in to the ROM’s popular Indigenous Voices program offered in a live webinar format twice a month. Designed for K-12 students and teachers, each episode features Indigenous ROM educators and guest speakers as they highlight distinct ancestral objects, share stories, and offer arts-based activities that celebrate living Indigenous cultures.

An Indigenous woman stands on a stage behind a podium. A screen behind her displays a painted mural.

National Indigenous History Month

Every year, we celebrate the diversity, culture, contributions, and resilience of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples during National Indigenous History Month. Through special programming including storytelling, interactive activities, artist and theatre performances, and more, visitors can gain a better understanding of the histories of Indigenous Peoples from across Turtle Island.

Indigenous artwork in the gallery at ROM

The Indigenous Advisory Circle

The Indigenous Advisory Circle (IAC) was established in 2014 and is comprised of 8-10 members who meet each season to provide recommendations to School Programs' Indigenous education objectives and advise on other Museum initiatives as requested. The IAC representation is a mix of urban, rural, and remote communities that come from distinct Indigenous cultures and abilities. Members can include Elders, knowledge carriers, educators, artists, French speakers, youth, and allies with cross-disciplinary knowledges and interests in the arts, sciences, and technology.

ROM offers specialized training programs, development and networking opportunities for Ontario educators and teaching professionals. Stay informed on new activities and resources as they become available.

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