Joint Education Action Plan – Request for Proposals

JEAP-26-01 - Closes Nov. 17, 2026

Yukon First Nations Orientation Framework
and Development Guide

We are seeking proposals from a qualified proponent to support the development of a practical framework document, including a guide/handbook. The intent is to provide Yukon First Nations with a starting point they can use to create or update orientation programming that maintains and respects their distinct voice, knowledge and identity, as well as their preferred method of delivery.

JEAP-26-02 - Closes Nov. 17, 2026

Guidance for School-Based Staff Participation in Yukon First Nation Community Events

We are seeking proposals from a qualified proponent to develop guidance for school-based staff participation in Yukon First Nation community events. The intent is to help staff understand how to participate respectfully as volunteers or attendees at community events, while being mindful of the protocols and expectations that may apply.

JEAP-26-03 - Closes Nov. 17, 2026

Guidance for School-Based Staff Participation in Yukon First Nation Community Events

We are seeking proposals from a qualified proponent to assess the current state of frontline learner support roles across Yukon education, to research Yukon First Nation approaches to capacity building, and to develop practical, culturally grounded support resources and program approaches to build capacity.

About JEAP

The Joint Education Action Plan (JEAP) is a collaborative, community-developed plan focused on creating equity and improving education outcomes for Yukon First Nation learners. Developed through the shared commitment of Yukon First Nations, the Government of Yukon and the Government of Canada, JEAP provides a roadmap for collective action to advance reconciliation, strengthen Yukon First Nation education, revitalize language and culture, and close the education achievement gap.