BCIT’s Indigenous Team is here to support you and help keep you informed. We recognize that staying up-to-date on Indigenous Initiatives and issues both on and off campus and in the classroom can be challenging. Further, we acknowledge the role that faculty and staff play in supporting students, Indigenization and Reconciliation thus any time you have a question, need our support, want to learn more or participate in our events please contact us at indigenous@bcit.ca.
BCIT welcomes Indigenous Storyteller in Residence
The BCIT School of Business + Media’s Broadcast and Media Communications Department welcomes Robert Jago as its first Indigenous Storyteller...
Restoring Truth: The significance of Canada's National Day for Reconciliation
Canada has a rich and diverse culture, but beneath the surface lies a history that we must first acknowledge and...
From BCIT to community builder: Troy Macbeth Abromaitis’ inspiring path
Troy Macbeth Abromaitis is a community builder, proud member of the Nlaka’pamux Nation, and a two-time BCIT grad in Marketing...
National Indigenous Peoples Day: What is the meaning of the day
National Indigenous Peoples Day, occurring on June 21, is a day to celebrate culture, hear traditional songs from different Nations,...
BCIT Forestry Students awarded at BC First Nations Forestry Conference
Picture: (From left to right) Student Tanya Steinauer, Faculty Justin Perry, Student Heather Clark. BCIT Forest and Natural Areas Management...