Whether you’re a member of a First Nations, Métis or Inuit community (status or non-status), you’re welcome to join us.
Self-identification is voluntary, easy and confidential. To self-identify, fill out our form and a member of our team will follow up with you directly.
What are the benefits of joining our Indigenous community?
- information on student events and community updates
- access to job postings and employment opportunities
- assistance with applying for scholarships, bursaries and awards
- cultural workshops and teachings
- connection with a Knowledge & Wisdom Keeper
- smudging
These resources are limited and are meant to support Indigenous students. If you aren't sure if you are Indigenous, come talk with us and we would be happy to help point you to resources that could help you.
Register with Indigenous Initiatives
Hear from members of our community
“Come and learn about your heritage, whether you’ve been involved in your community or would like to learn more about your culture.” - Bob Whiteduck Crawford, Indigenous counsellor
“I’ve been using the services since I got to George Brown College and the team is really helpful. Ed and Bob have been super helpful this whole year, assisting with sponsorships and bursaries and just any other questions I have.” - Douglas Tynes, First year George Brown College student, Fashion Management program
For more information on how we collect personal information, please visit the George Brown College Notice of Collection.
