Indigenous Dance Foundation

Non-profit founded on the wish to bring the art of dance and its benefits to Indigenous communities across Canada. We work to uphold Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action and give children a chance to learn to use their bodies in beautiful movements, leading to increased confidence and positive mental health. 

Inukshuk from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut. Photo taken during you summer camp program for Indigenous youth. Image of founder, Victoria Greenwood. Traditional Inuit culture.

Mission Statement

Foster Indigenous youth’s confidence through the art of dance. Provide a safe environment for movement, socialization and expression. Work towards equity by ensuring Indigenous youth have access to recreational programs.

Our Programs

Summer Programs

We work with Recreational Coordinators in various hamlets to bring week-long summer dance programs to Nunavut and other Canadian regions.

Year-Long Classes

We have free classes available all though the year. We build connections with youth and allow them to find consistency though dance so they can identify as a dancer.

Bringing Dance to Our Community

Experience the Beauty of Dance

Common Questions:

  • Indigenous Dance Foundation focuses on creating opportunities for Indigenous youth who may have limited resources to recreation. We understand the importance of equity and ensuring that everyone has access to the joy of dance. We work to create an inclusive and supportive environment for appreciating the way our bodies can move. Through dance, we foster confidence, and equipping Indigenous youth with invaluable life skills that extend beyond the studio.

  • We welcome dancers to join our team to help bring dance to the Arctic. Please complete this form found by pressing on the text, here.

  • Yes, we welcome other organizations to help us reach our goals. As we are a non-profit and we do not charge for classes, all support is appreciated. Please be in contact via email, indigenousdancefoundation@gmail.com.