I4DM (DEFINITIONAL MATRIX)
The Definitional Matrix revised in 2022, now called the I4DM, identifies 4 broad categories for organizations: Indigenous benefiting, Indigenous informed, Indigenous Partnerships and Indigenous-led. Download the matrix and explore the I4DM questions as a starting point to orient where you exist in relation to others.
Any use of, or reference to, the I4DM must credit its original source: The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada (2022).
This matrix is meant to be shared and used to support the learning journey of organizations with the purpose of supporting the self-determination and sovereignty of Indigenous peoples. In the spirit of reciprocity, accountability and integrity, we are offering a two pager of guidelines for use to provide further context and considerations about the use of the I4DM. We expect organizations to take the definitional matrix in its full form, read and understand the preamble, the matrix and the questions.
The Definitional Matrix revised in 2022, now called the I4DM, identifies 4 broad categories for organizations: Indigenous benefiting, Indigenous informed, Indigenous Partnerships and Indigenous-led. Download the matrix and explore the I4DM questions as a starting point to orient where you exist in relation to others.
Any use of, or reference to, the I4DM must credit its original source: The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada (2022).
This matrix is meant to be shared and used to support the learning journey of organizations with the purpose of supporting the self-determination and sovereignty of Indigenous peoples. In the spirit of reciprocity, accountability and integrity, we are offering a two pager of guidelines for use to provide further context and considerations about the use of the I4DM. We expect organizations to take the definitional matrix in its full form, read and understand the preamble, the matrix and the questions.
White Dominant Culture & Something Different | Worksheet
The Circle's Year in Review
Presented at the 2021 Annual General Meeting
Presented at the 2021 Annual General Meeting
The PhiLanthropic Year
PhiLab x The Circle
WINTER - SPRING 2021
We’re excited to share that our collaborative edition of the PhiLanthropic Year, in collaboration with PhiLab is published! Curating this piece was an opportunity to grow, to learn, and to invite the settler-philanthropic sector to read, listen, colour & SHARE!
Special thanks to Katherine Mac Donald for her editorial, curation and design work. Gratitude to all who contributed their wisdom to this piece.
PhiLab x The Circle
WINTER - SPRING 2021
We’re excited to share that our collaborative edition of the PhiLanthropic Year, in collaboration with PhiLab is published! Curating this piece was an opportunity to grow, to learn, and to invite the settler-philanthropic sector to read, listen, colour & SHARE!
Special thanks to Katherine Mac Donald for her editorial, curation and design work. Gratitude to all who contributed their wisdom to this piece.
Funding the Future - Feminist Philanthropy in Practice
in partnership with PFC, EFC, CFC & Equality Fund
MARCH 2021
in partnership with PFC, EFC, CFC & Equality Fund
MARCH 2021
Philanthro .... WHAAAT?
A Philanthropy 101 Session with Kris Archie
In partnership with NATOA
WINER 2021
A Philanthropy 101 Session with Kris Archie
In partnership with NATOA
WINER 2021
Racial Equity & Justice in Philanthropy Funder's Summit
SUMMER 2020
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Dorla Tune & participants of the pre-summit session: Shifting Structures in Black Philanthropy
Designed by: Joey Cheung
Artists: katia hernández velasco & Yaimel López Zaldívar
Designed by: Joey Cheung
Designed by: Joey Cheung
Graphic Recordings:
*not all summit sessions had graphic recorders present - decisions on which sessions were recorded were made my session speakers and the #REJPFS Organizing Team
June 22 2020
Facilitator: Dorla Tune
Graphic recorder: Adriana Contreras
Graphic recorder: Adriana Contreras
June 23 2020
Speakers: Chief Janice George, Lori Villarosa, Paulette Senior, Sara Lyons & Kris Archie
Graphic recorders: Tiaré Jung & Adriana Contreras
Graphic recorders: Tiaré Jung & Adriana Contreras
Speakers: Dorla Tune, Djaka Blais-Amare, Kris Archie & Vi Nguyen
Graphic recorders: Tiaré Jung & Adriana Contreras
Graphic recorders: Tiaré Jung & Adriana Contreras
Yanique Redwood, Ginger Gosnell-Myers, Hanifa Kassam, Tim Fox & Mark Gifford
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Daisee Francour, Liz Liske, Gerri Nakirigya Lutaaya, Mohamed Huque & Kris Archie
Graphic recoder: Tiaré Jung
Graphic recoder: Tiaré Jung
June 24 2020
Speakers: Bina M Patel, Kris Archie & Vi Nguyen
Graphic recorder: Adriana Contreras
Graphic recorder: Adriana Contreras
Speakers: Eriel Deranger, Eugene Kung, Sonja Swift, Wanjiku Gatheru & Mark Gifford
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Speakers: Aneil Gockhale, Zahra Ebrahim, Ross Curtner, Bailey Greenspon & Norman Young
Graphic recorder: Adriana Contreras
Graphic recorder: Adriana Contreras
Speakers: Jara Dean-Coffey, Vu Le, Kris Archie & Vi Nguyen
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Speakers: Chief Janice George, Jess Bolduc, Kevin Huang 黃儀軒, Kris Archie & Vi Nguyen
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Graphic recorder: Michelle Buchholz
Reflections from The graphic facilitators
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Tiaré Jung
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Michelle Buchholz
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Adriana Contreras
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EMERGING TRENDS IN PHILANTHROPY FOR FIRST NATIONS, MÉTIS AND INUIT COMMUNITIES IN CANADA:
A Focus on Manitoba
A Focus on Manitoba