Nov. 19, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | Virtual
Boozhoo, She:kon, Tunngasuigit, Tawnshi, Kwe, Wachay, Taansi, Welcome!
Toronto Metropolitan University, York University and University of Toronto are delighted to host Indigenous students and new graduates from across the province in a first-of-its-kind event. Meet with employers with exciting roles in supportive work environments. This virtual event will enable you to visit employer breakout rooms to learn about co-op, internship and early-career job opportunities that value your perspective, skills and experiences.
You will be invited to ask questions, share your goals and learn more about each organization and the people behind them.
Co-hosted by three university partners, this event brings Indigenous students together with employers from a range of industries, all in one accessible virtual space.
Host Institutions



Meet Our Indigenous Student Services Teams

Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services
Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services offers culturally supportive programs and initiatives to First Nations, Inuit and Métis students at TMU, ensuring access to specialized services that strike a balance between academic excellence and traditional teachings and culture.

Centre for Indigenous Student Services
The Centre for Indigenous Student Services (CISS) is a welcoming and inclusive space for Indigenous students attending York University. Through community, culturally grounded supports, programming, services, events, and community spaces, CISS fosters student well-being and success throughout each unique educational journey.

First Nations House Indigenous Student Services
First Nations House Indigenous Student Services at the University of Toronto provides culturally relevant services to Indigenous students to support academic success, personal growth and leadership development. We offer learning opportunities for all students to engage with Indigenous communities at U of T and beyond.

Land Acknowledgement
A land or territorial acknowledgement is a formal statement that recognizes and honours Indigenous Peoples who have historically inhabited, and who continue to live on, these lands. It affirms their enduring presence and contributions, both past and present, on the territories where York University is situated and operates. Such acknowledgements serve as reminders of the treaties and our collective responsibility to uphold them.
They represent an act of reconciliation and a commitment to truth and responsibility. Engaging thoughtfully with land acknowledgements reminds us of our obligations to the land and to those who have cared for it since time immemorial, and into the present.
Toronto Metropolitan University Land Acknowledgment
