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Equity Training Inventory

YWHO Hub Networks have identified a need for a comprehensive list of equity trainings available within Canada. The goal of this resource is to:

  1. Consolidate external equity training opportunities to streamline access.
  2. Contribute to building capacity across YWHO to provide culturally appropriate, identity specific, and/or other specialized care for diverse youth.

You can use the filter to search for training by topic/primary population focus and cost. 
Each training description has as much detail as can be found online, with a link to the website.

Disclaimer: This resource is not a formal endorsement of any of the listed trainings, but simply a compiled list of available trainings to streamline access for hubs. It is updated and reviewed annually by the Equity Team at the YWHO Provincial Office. It’s therefore possible that the information within this document becomes out of date between updates. It is your Hub’s responsibility to vet the trainings to ensure they align with your hub needs, budget constraints and values. 

For more information, please contact YWHO.Equity [at] camh.ca (YWHO[dot]Equity[at]camh[dot]ca)   

Inclusion criteria:
  • offered in Canada (or available to Canadians)
  • focused on EDI, anti-racism, anti-oppression, Indigenous reconciliation, and specific populations outlined as part of YWHO’s sociodemographic data collected on My Wellness Passport (MWP) 
  • target audience that can be attributed to YWHO Youth Wellness Team Roles
  • workshops, webinars, courses, certifications, or training modules (not university or college programs)
  • by recognized institutions, non-profits, government bodies, or accredited trainers 
  • available in English and/or French 
  • developed or updated within the last 5-10 years (as of 2025) 
  • free or at a cost

Please note that this resource may not include all trainings available related to equity. 
While we tried our best to include all available trainings that fit our inclusion criteria, it is possible that we missed some. This is an evolving list, and we are open to adding any additional training found or shared with us.

 

Unlearning Club

Indigenous
Race & Ethnicity
Resource
General

The Unlearning Club is an 18-month learning journey that explores systemic racism, white supremacy, and colonization as key factors influencing health outcomes. It aims to provide participants with the tools to recognize how anti-Indigenous racism and white supremacy manifest in our daily work and lives—through policies, practices, and processes—and to actively adopt anti-racist strategies to challenge and dismantle these systems.

Cost
Free
Audited by PO or Hub
No
Organization

Public Health Sudbury & Districts

Using Data to Advance Health Equity (Module 2)

Education
Intersectionality, Inequities
Asynchronous
Resource
General

Training module on collecting and analyzing data to identify and address health inequities. Introduces demographic data tools, stratification techniques, and using data for inclusive decision-making.

Cost
Free
Audited by PO or Hub
No
Organization

Alliance for Healthier Communities & Access Alliance

Wabano-win: The Art of Seeing Clearly (Indigenous Cultural Safety)

Indigenous
In-person Live
Primary Care Providers

One-day immersive cultural safety training by an Indigenous health center. Covers Canadian history from an Indigenous perspective, how colonial policies still shape healthcare inequities, and practical tools to approach interactions in culturally safe, meaningful ways. Quarterly webinars with Elders and Knowledge Keepers supplement the in-person training.

Free for Ontario Health East-funded orgs; others contact for availability

Cost
Free
Audited by PO or Hub
No
Organization

Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health (Ottawa)

“New Respect” Indigenous Cultural Safety (NRICS) Course

Indigenous
Race & Ethnicity
Asynchronous
Primary Care Providers

A self-directed online micro-credential (~24–36 hours) embedding power, privilege, and positionality (the “3 Ps”) to tackle systemic anti-Indigenous racism. Graduate-level content with videos, readings, and quizzes; participants learn culturally safe communication, effective collaboration, and respectful community engagement.

Offers YWHO staff in-depth anti-oppression training specific to Indigenous contexts, far beyond basic ICS – useful for organizational change and fulfilling TRC Calls to Action.

Free (contact for access; funded pilot)

Cost
Free
Audited by PO or Hub
No
Organization

Dalla Lana School of Public Health (U of T) – PHESC