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FEBRUARY 2026 - Pilot Workshop relaunch of CMT

The Community Mobilization Training workshop was created in 2001 by KSDPP to share our successful healthy promotion model developed from experiences between 1994-2000.

The CMT is strategic in nature, with Indigenous ways of knowing and doing at the forefront of the mobilization effort. Participants engage in group discussions, hands-on activities, and strategic planning to equip them with the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully mobilize their communities. 

COMMENTARY ON THE LALONDE REPORT

Kahnawà:ke has demonstrated strong self‑determination in health and education for decades, leading to major community impacts. 
New cases of type 2 diabetes are declining.
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Yet, achieving true health equity requires that provincial and federal governments fully recognize Indigenous sovereignty in decisions about the determinants of our health.

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​Read about it in the Canadian Journal of Public Health’s Special Issue marking 50 years since the Lalonde Report:
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“Honoring Indigenous self-determination, and Canada’s responsibility to address health inequities: Reflections on the Lalonde Report,” authored by Treena Wasonti:io Delormier.
Access the special issue or the article here:
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https://link.springer.com/journal/41997/volumes-and-issues/116-2/supplement
Or, contact: [email protected]​

Community Picnic Survey

100% support for diabetes prevention!

Ping Poll

What areas of health research should KSDPP prioritize over ​the next 5 years?
HEALTHY FAMILIES!

Indigenous Health Research Summit

KSDPP and QcNEIHR host Kahnawa:ke's 1st Indigenous Health Research Summit

2024-2025 Activities Report

Read or download KSDPP Activities report for 2024-2025

​​Healthy eating, daily physical activity, adequate sleep,
and ​wholistic wellness ​can prevent diabetes!

​Thia'tewenhniserá:ke tsi nisakwénion satia'takarí:iohst tánon' kakhwí:io í:sek. Tóka' entehse'nikonhrakón:tahkwe enwá:ton nè:'e tenká:ta'ne ​ne taiesanekwenhsatsikhè:tara'ne.