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Our Impact

Learning is a core part of Gakino’amaage: Teach For Canada’s work to recruit, prepare, and support teachers. We want to learn alongside partner First Nations, recognizing that we are only one indirect part of student success.

ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIALS

Over 2,000 First Nations students have a certified teacher who exemplifies Gakino’amaage’s community-defined criteria to guide their learning each year because of the support from Gakino’amaage’s generous donors. Our team has honoured that trust and investment. We are pleased to share our annual report and financials below. 

 

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2022-23 Annual Report
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2022-23 Financials
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2021-22 Financials

“Guided by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, we all need to work together to better serve First Nation students to overcome this educational attainment gap. Deep partnerships, plus deep knowledge, equals better outcomes.”

- Partner First Nation Community Member

WHAT WE'VE LEARNED WITH PARTNER FIRST NATIONS

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Gakino’amaage has co-developed a Research and Evaluation Framework by working in collaboration with partner First Nations to prove and improve upon the collective impact of our work while supporting the right to sovereignty over educational research.

BY THE NUMBERS

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First Nations Community Partners
1
Teachers have gone through Gakino'amaage's programming
1+
First Nations children and youth reached
1%
of teachers say that Gakino'amaage has improved their teaching practice
1%
of students in classrooms with Gakino'amaage teachers expressed interest in becoming a teacher in their community
1%
of teachers say that Gakino'amaage has impacted their decision to stay working in a northern First Nation

“The two teachers who were hired through Gakino’amaage are doing very well in our school. I am very pleased with the amount of work they do for our students. When I go to their classes, there is always a lot of learning happening. The kids are happy.”

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Edna Beardy, Principal at Martin Mckay Memorial School

Sachigo Lake First Nation