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As Indigenous Peoples, we are claiming our identities and connection to our cultures in our own original ways.
Take the journey to claim your identity. Then discover others to see how you connect.
Enter the interactive experience to create a customized badge that represents your identity. The colours, words, symbols, and the journey itself, are all customized by your responses.
There are many different elements that make you who you are. Tell us which ones are most important to you.
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Some Indigenous cultures embrace multiple gender identities, including those that change over time. Is your gender an important part of your identity?
If this is an important part of your identity, your answers will help connect you with others who gave a similar response.
If this is something you want to share in your own words, keep going until you reach the “Personal Message” portion of the experience.
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SKIP QUESTIONTell us who you are in your own words.
Instructions: Type a short description about anything that makes you, you. It could be your heritage, ancestry, gender identity or family roles.
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“I am proud to speak my mother tongue; to preserve my culture through language.”
“My connection to my culture grounds me. I am proud to be Cree.”
“I am proud to celebrate the identity my ancestors were ashamed of.”
“I can trace my lineage back to Louis Riel. I am so proud to be Métis.”
“I am a proud Inuit woman. I love sharing my beautiful culture.”
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It's recognizing a connection within yourself; a connection to your heritage, customs and traditions. It's a connection that goes beyond blood, the land you live on, your legal status or the language that you speak. Indigenous Peoples have many names, varied ties to our communities and different relationships with our cultures. We are who we need to be.
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