Indigenous Initiatives Office at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law

10/13/2026

Drop in to bead at your own pace—finish a project you’ve started or try something new! This beginner-friendly workshop is a relaxed space to create. Open to the whole Jackman Law community + U of T Indigenous community.

Lunch, materials + guided facilitation provided.

Please RSVP at link in bio!

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Another beautiful Drumming for Wellness session in the Jackman Law Medicine Garden, in collaboration with First Nations House and U of T Student Life

Kinanâskomitin/nyá:wen/miigwetch to Folashade for sharing songs + teachings and to all those who attended! 🍂🪶

10/01/2026

09/23/2026

WOW! What a turnout for our first ever Orange Shirt Day giveaway! Chi miigwetch to everyone who came and to the Law Foundation of Ontario for supporting this amazing event.

Wear orange on September 30th and don't forget to RSVP for our Lunch and Learn (link in bio!)

Missed out? Send a DM with your shirt size and we'll try to get you one!

06/24/2026

The wild strawberries are ripening in the Medicine Garden!

Across many Indigenous cultures, the strawberry is known as the “heart berry.” It carries teachings about love, kindness, reconciliation, ceremony, and the importance of maintaining good relationships with one another. In some teachings, strawberries are among the first berries to appear each season, reminding us the gifts the land provides.

Swipe to learn how to say “strawberry” in several Indigenous languages and try a pow wow favourite: strawberry juice. 🍓

06/12/2026

Interested in law school?

Connect with a current Indigenous JD student through our Indigenous Mentorship Program to ask questions, get advice, and learn about life in law school.

Link in bio for more information, or email [email protected]

06/01/2026

🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍⚧️

This Pride Month, we celebrate the diversity, resilience, and contributions of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, while recognizing the unique histories, teachings, and identities of Indigenous Peoples.

We invite you to learn more about the significance of Two-Spirit identities by watching the video featured in this post, courtesy of U of T Libraries.

Visit the link in bio to explore additional resources and continue your learning.