RealLife Institute’s Policy and Social Indigenous Study Research Program seeks to bridge Indigenous knowledge with modern policy frameworks. Through community-led research, we explore social systems affecting Indigenous populations in Northern Canada.Our work prioritizes culturally grounded, data-driven policy recommendations. We engage elders, youth, and leaders to co-create research that reflects lived realities. By amplifying Indigenous voices, we challenge systemic gaps in education, housing, and justice. This program serves as a think tank and incubator for Indigenous-informed policy innovation. We publish accessible reports and organize community policy forums. Academic partnerships enrich our analysis with rigor and cross-cultural understanding.
The program also trains Indigenous researchers to lead future policy dialogues. Funders will fuel a transformative approach to reconciliation through knowledge and action.
Couples preparing for marriage who want to start their journey on the right foot.
Married couples looking to enrich and sustain their bond.
Married couples looking to enrich and sustain their bond.
Communication is the foundation of any successful relationship. In this program, participants learn how to express themselves clearly, listen actively, and resolve conflicts peacefully.
Trust and intimacy are key to any lasting relationship. This segment focuses on fostering emotional connections through trust-building exercises, shared values, and vulnerability.
Every relationship faces disagreements. This program equips participants with proven strategies to navigate conflicts constructively. Learn how to manage arguments and understand different perspectives.
We provide pre-marital counseling to build a strong foundation and marital counseling to address ongoing challenges, ensuring relationships continue to thrive over time.
