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In Anishnaabemwin "debwendizon" is related to the Seven Grandfather Teachings – the teaching of debwewin or truth – and means "to believe in yourself." Debwendizon is an annual Indigenous Youth Education Gathering.

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At Nipissing University, students of Indigenous cultural and/or ancestral background can choose to self-identify through a voluntary and confidential online process. By doing so, students connect to the on-campus Indigenous student community and have increased access to information about specialized programs and services.

REAL TALK is an initiative developed by Nipissing University’s Mental Health & Wellbeing and Lakers athletics. The goal is to better integrate mental health awareness into our athletes by developing relationships between athletes and mental health professionals.

This policy outlines Nipissing University’s commitments to student mental health and provides information about support available to students.

These resources are here to help you learn and understand more about various mental health, trauma and means of coping/healing topics.

The Student Success Coordinator advises new and returning Indigenous (First Nations, Metis and Inuit) students and enhances their educational experience through a holistic approach to support.

Academic library serving Nipissing University and Canadore College. Community members welcome.