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Generation 4 Equality

The future of gender equality in our communities begins with empowered Indigenous youth today.

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Generation 4 Equality

NWAC’s Generation 4 Equality platform connects Indigenous youth with resources, networks, and opportunities to advance gender equality in their communities. This initiative creates spaces for young leaders to exchange ideas, develop leadership skills, and build relationships with like-minded advocates. By investing in youth-led approaches to gender equality, NWAC strengthens intergenerational knowledge transfer while nurturing the next wave of Indigenous changemakers who will shape a more equitable future for all.

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Generation 4 Equality Resources

Job Search & Career Planning Toolkit

This toolkit was developed by NWAC based on insights from engagement sessions and aims to empower Indigenous youth in pursuing their career aspirations. This toolkit is focused on job search and career planning, developing a résumé and cover letter, networking, and interviewing. By providing these resources, NWAC aims to assist Indigenous youth in reaching their career potential.

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Applying to Post-Secondary School Toolkit

This toolkit is divided into three main components. Depending on where you are in your post-secondary journey, you can jump directly to the section most relevant to you. This resource was developed by NWAC based on insights from engagements sessions and aims to empower Indigenous youth in pursuing their educational and career aspirations.
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Allyship Fact Sheet

Being an ally is about understanding, and recognising, unearned privileges you have in this world based on your race/ethnicity, gender, sexuality, ability, class, etc. Engaging in allyship means you want to disrupt systems of power that give you unearned privilege, by providing education to others.
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