The Indigenous Allyship Champions Program is designed to foster meaningful, action-oriented allyship across the university community while recognizing individuals, departments, faculty, staff, and students who actively support Indigenous student success, truth and reconciliation, and Indigenous ways of knowing.
To us, Allyship is more than a title; it is an ongoing practice rooted in learning, respect, accountability, authentic relationships, and taking meaningful action.
We have officially launched our Indigenous Allyship Guide!
Read more about the story behind the guide, why allyship matters, and how we can all take meaningful action toward reconciliation. Stay tuned as we also highlight our first Allyship Champion—someone who is helping turn allyship into meaningful action and creating a more inclusive campus community.
Discover the stories and contributions of our Allyship Champions by selecting their names below.
1. Indigenous allyship in action: Q&A with Sandra Ondracka
2. Supporting Indigenous allyship at the Toldo Lancer Centre: Q&A with Isaiah Maracle
3. Indigenous allyship in action: Q&A with Dr. Wayne Ambrose-Miller
