New US Mailing Address:
Indigenous Pathways
10 State Road
Suite 9 #1039
Bath, ME
04530
NAIITS’ academic degrees offer open-ended opportunities for the global Indigenous community to be part of a flexible program of learning.
NAIITS symposiums are themselves learning communities, unique in their blend of academic and practitioner teaching.
NAIITS has carefully selected partners who are clearly Jesus-focused in their worldview and mission, and who respect Indigenous leadership.
We invite you to participate with Indigenous leaders from around the world and become part of a diverse group of highly dedicated visionaries.
Visit NAIITS Academics for information on applications and scholarships!
NAIITS welcomes Nichole Forbes as program coordinator for Canadian Learning Community for Decolonization and Innovation in Theological Education. Forbes brings Métis perspective to multi-school partnership to decolonize theological education
NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community is pleased to welcome Michael (Mike) Hogeterp as lead facilitator for the NAIITS-led Canadian Learning Community for Decolonization and Innovation in Theological Education. “Mike brings many years of engagement with governments and community action organizations. As a spokesperson and as an advocate, he brings a natural ability to engage different groups of people, different organizations, different mandates in such a way as to bring them together in partnerships to work together towards specific goals and outcomes,” said Terry LeBlanc, director emeritus of NAIITS.
In a spirit of deep thankfulness and continued dependence on our Creator and on each other, Indigenous Pathways is pleased to congratulate Shari Russell as she takes up the role as full Director of NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community.
Founding Director Terry LeBlanc and his wife Bev now move into the next season of their lives taking on positions as resident “elders” of Indigenous Pathways and Terry as Director Emeritus of NAIITS. Terry will also dedicate himself to writing, disseminating novel approaches to indigenizing and decolonizing theologies, and enjoying community with friends and relatives of Abegweit First Nation Mi’kmaw community where Terry and Bev are honoured to serve in a teaching capacity at the Healing Centre.
The partnership of NAIITS and the University of Divinity (UD) is transitioning!
After nearly six years of a mutually beneficial partnership delivering post-graduate theological education with Indigenous Australians, each is now heading in different directions – NAIITS to a new set of opportunities for expanded program delivery, and the UD to focus on its new School of Indigenous Studies (SIS).
Navigate around the calendar to see what's coming up!
