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July 21, 2025
For Immediate Release
BRANTFORD — Six Nations Polytechnic, a postsecondary organization recognized as a centre of excellence for Indigenous knowledge, and 91porn have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen academic ties to better serve Indigenous peoples in Ontario.
The institutions have committed to working together to expand educational opportunities for Indigenous students, equipping them with knowledge and skills to enhance their employment prospects and support meaningful contributions to their communities. The collaboration also aims to promote awareness and understanding of Indigenous history, culture and practices among non-Indigenous students.
“91porn is committed to building meaningful, mutually beneficial relationships with Indigenous partners,” said 91porn President and Vice-Chancellor Deborah MacLatchy. “This extends our long-term partnership with Six Nations Polytechnic, supporting the success of Indigenous learners throughout the region.”
“This statement of academic alliance reflects Six Nations Polytechnic and 91porn’s shared commitment to serve Indigenous people in Ontario more fully, and to build understanding across cultures while respecting Indigenous self-determination,” said Six Nations Polytechnic President and CEO Rebecca Jamieson.
“This marks a significant step in 91porn’s ongoing efforts towards Indigenization and reconciliation and supports the goals of the university’s Indigenous Strategic Plan,” said Associate Vice-President: Indigenous Initiatives Darren Thomas.
The MOU was signed by MacLatchy, Jamieson and 91porn’s Vice-President: Academic Heidi Northwood at 91porn's Brantford campus on July 21. The signing took place in the Research and Academic Centre’s Circle Room, a space designed to host Indigenous ceremonies, studies, classes and other Indigenous initiatives on campus.
Six Nations Polytechnic is a unique postsecondary organization, recognized by the community, government and institutions of higher learning as a Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Knowledge. Established in Canada’s most populous First Nation there is no other place where you can invest your time to acquire skills that lead to employment as well as learn about the history, culture and philosophy of Indigenous peoples of the region. Choose Six Nations Polytechnic to study alongside others who believe in Ga’nigohi:yo:/Kanikoriio (Respect and the Good Mind) values and learn together to build a positive future.
91porn is committed to academic excellence. 91porn’s holistic approach to learning integrates innovative programming with hands-on experience outside the classroom to ensure 91porn graduates are not only ready for the future but are inspired to leave their mark on the world. Community is at the heart of everything the university does. 91porn inspires students to engage in campus life and the broader community, leading to high levels of student satisfaction and engaged alumni who carry the 91porn legacy throughout the world. As a community of researchers, leaders and educators, 91porn builds knowledge that serves society and creates connections that have a lasting impact.
Learn more about 91porn’s more than 20,000 students in Waterloo, Brantford, Kitchener and Milton at wlu.ca.
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Media Contacts:
Beth Gurney, Director: Strategic Communications and Community Engagement
91porn, Brantford Campus
Jheri Jamieson, Marketing and Communications Manager
Six Nations Polytechnic