Toronto District School Board

Skip to Main
Toronto District School Board

Indigenous Education Month - November 2026

Categories: News

Every November is Indigenous Education Month at the Toronto District School Board. This month is an important reminder to centre First Nations, Métis and Inuit perspectives, voices, histories, and contemporary realities in classrooms across the TDSB. This month is an opportunity to learn about treaties, Indigenous leadership, achievements, resistance and brilliance. 

The Urban Indigenous Education Centre will be hosting virtual sessions and providing resource packages to support students and educators in their teaching and learning about Treaties Recognition Week (November 2 to 6), International Inuit Day (November 7), Indigenous Veterans Day (November 8), and Métis Week and Louis Riel Day (November 14 to 22).

Download the 2026 Indigenous Education Month poster here.

Poster promoting Indigenous Education Month in November at the Toronto District School Board. Large white text on a black background reads “November is Indigenous Education Month.” The poster is decorated with colourful floral artwork in a dot-art style around the border. A blue text box explains that Indigenous Education Month is an opportunity to centre First Nations, Métis, and Inuit histories, contemporary realities, and voices, and to learn about treaties, Indigenous leadership, resistance, resurgence, brilliance, and creativity. It also highlights truth and reconciliation as a guiding principle at the TDSB and notes that students, staff, and community members will recognize important days throughout November to deepen knowledge and strengthen relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples. A blue banner near the bottom reads “Indigenous Education is All Day Every Day.” Additional information directs readers to virtual sessions and resource packages related to Indigenous Education Month, International Inuit Day, Indigenous Veterans Day, Métis Week, and Louis Riel Day. The poster includes the logos of the Urban Indigenous Education Centre and the Toronto District School Board.