Canadian Cultural Database Catalogue

A detailed program list including youth programs, adult workshops, virtual programs, and special events that engage the community in artistic education and creative expression.

A cooperative gallery featuring local artists, offering exhibitions and workshops since 2002. Includes a wide range of media such as painting, photography, mixed media, and more.

This page showcases student-led research projects based on materials from the Ontario Jewish Archives, highlighting educational uses of archival content.

This collection features grammatical resources for Innu-aimun, including information about spelling, the different grammatical categories, and verb conjugations.

This collection includes lessons for Innu-aimun for first and second language learnars. The lessons are designed to self-directed learning, as well as mastery in vocabulary, spelling, and grammatical concepts, and knowledge of the language's morphological structure. Contents feature dialogues, personal narratives, verb conjugations, grammar exercises, thematic vocabulary, and translation and pronunciation activities.

A digitized collection containing publications and annual reports from various sectors including health, education, economy, events, public services, tourism, and programs for Newfoundland and Labrador.

This compilation offers valuable English-language content on Innu language resources. It includes Mamu Tshishkutamashutau's Catalogue of Innu Resources, a comprehensive guide for Innu language education. The collection features resources for sale on Institut Tshakapesh's online catalog and downloadable mobile apps, enhancing accessibility.

This database features over 27,000 Innu words. Some entries have accompanying sound files, illustrations, and example sentences.

The Handbooks to the Course of Study were a series of pamphlets produced by the Newfoundland Department of Education in the late 1930's to introduce the "new curriculum" to the teachers of the Newfoundland. In September 1936 this curriculum was introduced across the island.

UBC's Art History Instructional Resources page provides educational materials on visual culture, offering study aids, art definitions, and critical analysis tools for students and educators to deepen their understanding of art's societal role.

A page detailing the profiles and professional backgrounds of art instructors involved in the Federation Academy's Foundations program. Instructors specialize in various forms of visual arts

A collection of online mentorship programs, workshops, and critiques for visual artists to improve skills in painting, drawing, and evaluating artwork via Zoom.