The IPCA Knowledge Basket is an online platform for sharing Indigenous conservation knowledge, and a case study in meaningful representation. Indigenous values inform every detail: for instance, users are prompted to uphold the principles of Reciprocity, Respect and Responsibility when creating an account. The oral tradition is also fundamental in Indigenous cultures, so we brought the space to life with nature sounds, animated imagery, and audio records. Since it launched, IPCA Knowledge Basket has grown into an active community, with hundreds of people from across Canada contributing knowledge and more users joining every week.

This mobile-first site for the Native Women’s Association of Canada provides resources on sexual and reproductive health to young Indigenous people across the country. In addition to information and education, the site also offers users culturally safe, trauma-informed support via its Ask Auntie advice column, as well as an easy-to-use map of services to connect them with nearby STBBI testing.