The AIAI Health Scholarship Award was created in 1989 to promote and recognize First Nations excellence in a Health or Traditional Healing post-secondary program. Ultimately, we strive to increase the number of First Nations people entering into a health profession as their career goal. The successful applicants (2) will receive...
SKILLS TO WORK PROGRAM!
Free for first and second generation newcomers and First Nations aged 18-29! Our training programs for young adults (Ages 18-29) will give you the skills, certificates, basic equipment and experience to obtain meaningful employment. Light Industrial Training (LIT) Open the door to the advanced manufacturing and warehouse industries with the...
STANLEY VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY A SLAP IN THE FACE OF RECONCILIATION
London, Ontario, Feb 13th, 2018 – All across Canada indigenous peoples have been angered, shocked, and saddened by the not guilty verdict in the Colten Boushie case. It is a stark reminder for many indigenous peoples that for them, there is no justice. It's a reminder for all of us...
WALKING IN BALANCE III & MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING
WALKING IN BALANCE III: HEALING OUR FAMILY AND COMMUNITY This forum will focus on Family Restoration, Family Violence and Healthy Relationships through Traditional Knowledge Keepers and personal accounts of lived experience. This forum will help young adults, community members and front line workers work toward supporting and strengthening their family...
CLIMATE CHANGE SYMPOSIUM
When: March 6 - 7th, 2018 Where: Oneida Nation Community Centre, Rm Bear's Den, 2017 Ball Park Rd, Southwold, ON N0L 2G0 Topics of Discussion: - Securing Provincial Funding - Alternative Energy and Housing - Economic Development - Adaptation and Traditional Ecological Knowledge Click HERE for more information on the...
ABORIGINAL AIDS AWARENESS Dec 1st – 6th
Media Release: HEALTH/SOCIAL ADVISORY BOARD (H/SAB) TO CONNECT ON VITAL INDIGENOUS ISSUES
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Ontario November 28th, 2017 – Chiefs from the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indian communities came together on Tuesday with community experts and specialists at Tyendinaga. The two-day session provided an opportunity to meet with Minister representatives, discuss portfolio updates, and implement health and social services projects....
MEDIA RELEASE: Ottawa To Give Fair Share (?)
MEDIA RELEASE Ottawa, Ontario November 27th 2017 - Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians Grand Chief Joel Abram will be joined by A.I.A.I chiefs from different communities in Ottawa today. They will be meeting with the honorable Jane Philpott, Minister of Indigenous Affairs, to discuss why our people are not...
A TIME TO REMEMBER THE PAST AND REFLECT ON TOMORROW
London, Ontario November 10th, 2017 – This Remembrance Day, the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians wishes to pay its’ respects to all those who have served in the military, past and present, and to all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice so that we can enjoy the freedoms that...
TREATY RECOGNITION WEEK SEEKS AWARENESS NOT MISREADING
Media Release London, Ontario November 8th, 2017 – The first week of November is officially recognized by Ontario as Treaties Recognition Week. It is important to for everyone to know the details of what is on the treaties. Since their creation what has been written within them have been neglected...