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CRE’s Centre for Indigenous Policy and Research is pleased to launch our second round of […]

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CRE’s Centre for Indigenous Policy and Research is pleased to launch our second round of Indigenous Youth Research Grants. This program provides small grants of $1000 to Indigenous youth who want to design, develop, and implement their own community-based research projects in Canada.

The Indigenous Youth Research Grants Program is designed to ignite grassroots youth-led research projects and to highlight emerging researchers in new ways.

No research experience required.

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Eligibility Checklist:

  1. Indigenous (FNMI) youth ages 18-29
  2. Desire to carry out community-based research
  3. Must be an Indigenous youth-led project, where ownership upon completion remains that of the youth. Partners are permitted but must respect the ownership of the research project.
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