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Sponsor or Exhibit

Support Indigenous-led learning. Build relationships rooted in truth.

IHHG brings Indigenous leaders, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, communities, organizations and businesses together with professionals and decision-makers from government, education, culture, business, media, health, justice and other sectors.

Sponsoring or exhibiting at IHHG helps make Indigenous-led learning, truth-telling, cultural exchange and relationship-building possible. It also provides an opportunity to introduce your organization, programs, services, resources or partnerships to an engaged national audience.

IHHG welcomes organizations prepared to support Indigenous-led priorities, contribute meaningfully to the Gathering and engage with participants through relevance, respect and accountability.

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As an IHHG sponsor, your organization can:

Help create a national space for Indigenous-led truth-telling, education, language, culture, heritage and storytelling.

Support opportunities for Indigenous community members to participate, learn and build relationships.

Demonstrate a visible commitment to truth, reconciliation and long-term engagement.

Connect with a cross-sector audience that values credible action, shared learning and respectful partnership.

Extend the learning and conversations from IHHG to your employees, leaders, members and stakeholders.

Advance organizational commitments related to reconciliation, including the principles reflected in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action 92.

Sponsorship is not simply an opportunity for visibility. It is an investment in the people, conversations and relationships that make the Gathering possible.

Apply to Sponsor at IHHG 2027

Space is limited and will be assigned on a first-to-book basis.

Why Exhibit at IHHG?

The IHHG exhibition provides a welcoming space for participants to discover organizations, programs, services, resources and initiatives connected to Indigenous communities and priorities.

Meet participants seeking relevant programs, services, funding opportunities, tools, resources and partners.

Showcase an Indigenous-owned business, community initiative, cultural or language program, research resource, technology or professional service.

Share substantive work, programs or partnerships that support Indigenous communities.

Build relationships with Indigenous leaders, organizations and professionals from across Canada.

Apply to Exhibit at IHHG 2027

Space is limited and will be assigned on a first-to-book basis.

Indigenous Artisan Foyer

Woman looking at earrings at an Indigenous Artisan Market

IHHG is proud to welcome Indigenous artisans and makers to share and sell their work during the Gathering.

A dedicated artisan area will be located in the foyer, separate from the main exhibit area, providing participants with an opportunity to discover and purchase authentic Indigenous-made arts, crafts and other goods directly from their creators.

Indigenous artisans interested in participating are invited to apply for a tabletop space in the IHHG Artisan Foyer. Space is limited, and applications will be considered based on availability and suitability for the Gathering.

Apply as an Artisan

Space is limited and will be assigned on a first-to-book basis.

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