In 2026, Yellowhead School welcomed our third cohort of the Misko Aki Knowledge Exchange (MAKE) – a program for Indigenous, Black, and racialized community helpers. This year’s theme was Hyperlocal Worlding, inspired by the far reach of neighbourhood organizing and the concept of ‘worlding’ coined by postcolonial scholar Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak.

Register today for Land Back, our open-access online course about the ways Canada dispossesses Indigenous people of the land – and the strategies communities are using to get it back.

Apply to the renewed Public Administration and Indigenous Governance program, designed for mature Indigenous students working in community governance.

See highlights from the 2024 Radical Policy School program, which gathered 20 students to build radical relationalities between Indigenous, Black, and racialized communities toward decolonial futures.

Learn from Indigenous organizers and scholars, artists, activists, and people with direct experience with the carceral system on the need for an explicitly Indigenous, anti-colonial abolition analysis of the penal system.

Read a collection of texts on land and identity, settler colonialism, solidarity, and liberation that make connections between Palestine and other settler colonial contexts.