Indigenous Learning Resources
Indigenous Health
As rural physicians serving many Indigenous communities, we recognize the importance of addressing systemic racism and fostering cultural sensitivity. In response, the SRPC has developed an Indigenous Health Webinar Series to educate and empower our members. We hope these videos are widely viewed and shared, contributing to positive change within our communities.
We encourage SRPC members to listen to and learn from Indigenous patients and community members, identify injustices and inequities, and advocate for policy and legal changes that negatively impact Indigenous patients.
Recorded Webinars
The SRPC’s Indigenous Education Series is available for self-guided learning. Fill in the Linking Learning Activity on your Mainpro+ portal to earn credits.
For registration or access questions, visit our Contact Us page. Watch and share the full series on our Indigenous Health Educational Series Channel on Vimeo.

Indigenous Experiences in the Colonial Medical System. Guest speaker Sandra Bender

Indigenous Approach to Trauma-Informed Care – ACEs and Intergenerational Trauma Guest Speaker: Dr. Terri Aldred

Determinants of Illness for Indigenous Women Guest Speaker: Dr. Terri Aldred

The Legacy of the Residential School System & Impacts on Health Guest Speaker: Sandra Bender

Understanding the Context of Healthcare for Indigenous Peoples in Canada Guest Speaker: Dr. Karen Lawford, PhD, RSC

Jordan, Joyce, and Justice: Decolonizing Healthcare for Indigenous Children and Youth

Moving Towards Cultural Safety, Reconciliation, and Anti-racism Guest Speakers: Dr. Darlene Kitty, Dr. Nadin Gilroy, Dr. Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay Moderated by Dr. Gabe Woollam, SRPC President
Recorded Webinars
Indigenous Canada MOOC: Explore Indigenous histories and issues. Register [here]
Indigenous Health Resources: Compiled by Dr. Darlene Kitty and Ms. Lisa Abel, Indigenous Program, Faculty of Medicine.
NCTR Resource PDF: Includes links to learning resources, courses, books, videos, and podcasts. Access it through the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.
UNDRIP PDF: United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.