The Centre for Indigenous Policy & Research (CIPR)
prioritizes youth policy development and research to support Indigenous youth in advancing their vision of meaningful reconciliation.
Through a wide range of programs and initiatives, CIPR creates space for new leadership and provides tools and resources to empower Indigenous youth to create impactful change.
IYR Explains Series
IYR Explains: Canada’s Major Federal Political Parties
In this edition of IYR Explains, we’re breaking down each of Canada's major federal political parties and their past commitments and stances on Indigenous rights.
IYR Explains: Bill C-61 First Nations Clean Water Act
In this edition of IYR Explains, we’re breaking down Bill C-61: First Nations Clean Water Act.
IYR Explains: Budget 2024
In this edition of IYR Explains, we’re breaking down the 2024 Budget.
IYR Explains – Bill C-29: National Council for Reconciliation Act
In this edition of IYR Explains, we’re breaking down Bill C-29.
The Rundown
The Rundown-Issue 13 (Fall 2024)
Welcome to The Rundown! Whether you are interested in politics or trying to dismantle colonialism and heteropatriarchy, we are here to help you understand what politicians do.
The Rundown-Issue 12 (Spring 2024)
Welcome to The Rundown! Whether you are interested in politics or trying to dismantle colonialism and heteropatriarchy, we are here to help you understand what politicians do.
The Rundown – Issue 11 (Winter 2024)
In the 2023 Wrap Up edition of The Rundown, we bring you a highlight of the year in policy and advocacy so far!
Policy Forecast – Issue 09 (Summer 2022)
Whether you’re interested in politics (the drama, the intrigue!), looking for ways to [...]