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Mapping Traditional Territories and Indigenous
communities across Turtle Island? There's an
app for that. Whose.Land is an interactive web
application that shares the history of the land, the
traditional and current territories of Indigenous
people as well as treaties. It includes video messages
of land acknowledgments and content based on
over a year of intense research, interviews and
fact-checking with over 500 communities.
This initiative was created in partnership with
Canadian Roots Exchange and Bold Realities.
It is a base of knowledge for Reconciliation
and a resource to facilitate meaningful
acknowledgement of the land and its history.
The app is available on the iOS and Google Play
stores, and also available online at www.whose.land
F O S T E R I N G C R E AT I V I T Y A N D D I G I TA L S K I L L S
Learning New Technology in New Ways
The Code to Learn program, designed to help Canadians
not just learn to code but code to learn, launched
new resources to teach computational thinking,
MicroWorlds coding and Micro:bit. Teachers and students
have the opportunity to develop robotics & coding
skills—as well as the global competencies necessary
to thrive in the 21
st
century. Thousands of students
participated in the program, joining our community
of learners. The program is supported by LCSI, Fair
Chance Learning, Cisco, Deloitte, and C21 Canada.
