Resources for Faculty & Staff

Indigenous U of T provides an overview to the Indigenous community, initiatives, services, and academic programs on all three U of T campuses. This space is a starting point for your journey to discover the vibrant Indigenous communities at U of T. It will lead you to more in-depth resources that have been developed across the three campuses.

Brought to you by Integrated Wellness, the U of T Employee Wellness Hub is your single source for all wellness services, supports, and resources available to employees across the three campuses and by a range of providers.

The Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP) offers confidential short-term counselling, coaching, information, and support for all types of issues relating to mental health, health management, and achieving greater personal and workplace well-being.

The Family Care Office (FCO) supports current University of Toronto students, staff, faculty, librarians, post-doctoral fellows, and their families with any family care-related issue.

The Arts & Science Fund for Indigenous Research Excellence (FIRE) program provides funding support for faculty member-led research taking place in partnership with Indigenous organizations and communities and on Indigenous territories and/or about Indigenous lands. FIRE is intended to enhance the support of Indigenous research and scholarship, and advance research that is ethical, respects Indigenous ways of knowing, and engages Indigenous communities and nations here on Turtle Island (North America), specifically through offsetting the unique costs related to working in and with Indigenous communities. Value: up to $15,000 per project.

Deadline: Rolling