Quality Academics
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NAIITS’ academic degrees offer open-ended opportunities for First Nations, Metis, Inuit and others of Indigenous ancestry to be part of a flexible program of learning.
Symposiums
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NAIITS symposiums are themselves learning communities, unique in their blend of academic and practitioner teaching.
NAIITS Store
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Providing resources to the members of our learning community for personal and community growth is the goal of the NAIITS store.
Our Partners
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NAIITS has carefully selected partners who are clearly Jesus-focused in their worldview and mission, and who respect Indigenous leadership.
Support Us
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We invite you to participate with Indigenous leaders from around the world and become part of a diverse group of highly dedicated visionaries.
News
Face to Face with Terry LeBlanc
David Peck, founder of SoChange, a social enterprise that works with the corporate and NGO community in leadership development, innovation and entrepreneurship, interviewed Terry LeBlanc in his podcast called Face2Face. In this episode, Terry talks about “weaponized” religion, compound worldviews, about living in a “both/and” world, and unpacks notions of interdependence, integration and inter-relationship.
Listen to the podcast HERE.
David Peck, founder of SoChange, a social enterprise that works with the corporate and NGO community in leadership development, innovation and entrepreneurship, interviewed Terry LeBlanc in his podcast called Face2Face. In this episode, Terry talks about “weaponized” religion, compound worldviews, about living in a “both/and” world, and unpacks notions of interdependence, integration and inter-relationship.
Listen to the podcast HERE.
Indigenous Pathways Director Calls for Real Change
The Executive Director of Indigenous Pathways, Terry LeBlanc, speaks out about the Western economic systems and theory, and the environment. A great read!
"Not unlike Copenhagen in 2009, or Kyoto in 1997, governments are posturing so as not to give away economic advantage. National prosperity continues to trump the environment."
The Executive Director of Indigenous Pathways, Terry LeBlanc, speaks out about the Western economic systems and theory, and the environment. A great read!
"Not unlike Copenhagen in 2009, or Kyoto in 1997, governments are posturing so as not to give away economic advantage. National prosperity continues to trump the environment."
Events
June 2 - 4, 2016
Co-hosted by
Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, ON
The theme is: “Education: Looking Behind, Seeing Ahead”
Co-hosted by
Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, ON
The theme is: “Education: Looking Behind, Seeing Ahead”
Courses for 2016 - 2018
The schedule for courses from 2016 - 2018 is now posted online! Click here to view the details...
The schedule for courses from 2016 - 2018 is now posted online! Click here to view the details...
Videos
Why Would a Good Southern African-American Christian Study Under Indians?
(April 21, 2015)
(April 21, 2015)
NAIITS: Theology and Ethics of the Land
(June 15, 2014)
(June 15, 2014)
NAIITS at
George Fox University
(June 11, 2014)
George Fox University
(June 11, 2014)
Indigenous Pathways Introduction
(Sept 2, 2011)
(Sept 2, 2011)
NAIITS - A Learning Community
NAIITS, is one of three divisions of Indigenous Pathways, a non-sectarian organization dedicated to working together with the Indigenous community to develop and articulate Indigenous perspectives in theology and practice. We encourage Indigenous learning styles and world views in our instruction as we facilitate the development of a body of written work addressing biblical, theological, and ethical issues from within Native North American and other Indigenous perspectives. We do so in concert with partners of other ethnicities who would speak into this context. NAIITS currently has five degree program partnerships offering BA, MA and Ph.D programs.
