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 – Bill C-29: National Council for Reconciliation Act
In this edition of IYR Explains, we’re breaking down Bill C-29.
CRE Explains: Housing Policy
CONTENT WARNING: This edition of CRE Explains discusses colonialism and land displacement in [...]
CRE Explains: Budget 2023
CONTENT WARNING: This edition discusses colonialism and land displacement in the context [...]
CRE Explains: Speech From the Throne
The Throne Speech marks the beginning of the new parliamentary session - it [...]
The Rundown
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 [...]
Policy Forecast – Issue 10 (Autumn 2022)
Whether you’re interested in politics (the drama, the intrigue!), looking for ways to [...]
Policy Forecast – Issue 08 (Spring 2022)
Whether you’re interested in politics (the drama, the intrigue!), looking for ways to [...]