Explore the Indigenous
Strategic Plan (ISP)
The Indigenous Strategic Plan provides thoughtful guidance for action and a framework for reconciliation in a post-secondary context.
Pursuing reconciliation is a collective university responsibility, a thread that runs through all areas of the university. The ISP is designed to guide and enable Faculties, departments, units and teams to follow through on the University’s commitment to meaningful reconciliation.
The ISP is an enabling document. In implementing Indigenous human rights as a university community, we build an environment in which students, faculty and staff will share intercultural understanding, empathy, and mutual respect for the rights of all peoples.
Transforming intent into action
Implementation Tools & Resources
1. ISP Self-Assessment Tool
The ISP Self-Assessment Tool provides units with the opportunity to reflect and discuss their role at UBC within the context of Indigenous engagement.
2. Intent to Action Tool
The Intent to Action Tool provides a structure for units to review the Plan, identify their goals, and assess how they can contribute to implementing the ISP.
3. Performance Measurement Framework
The Performance Measurement Framework is used to measure progress towards ISP goals, including both qualitative and quantitative performance measures.
Implementing UNDRIP
at UBC
Implementing UNDRIP at UBC provides a broad lens to contextualize and uphold the commitments UBC has made to promote the principles of UNDRIP.
We honour, celebrate and thank the xʷməθkʷəy̓ əm (Musqueam) and Syilx Okanagan peoples on whose territories the main campuses of the University of British Columbia have the privilege to be situated.