Oshkagoojin Indigenous Theatre for Youth collaborates with communities and partner organizations to create Indigenous youth theatre experiences rooted in storytelling, creativity, and cultural connection.
Led by artists and educators with extensive experience in Indigenous youth theatre, OITY's outreach initiatives are developed in collaboration with community partners and may incorporate local languages, knowledge systems, stories, and cultural teachings.
Through workshops, residencies, and community-based theatre projects, OITY works alongside young people to create meaningful artistic experiences grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing and being.
A community-based Indigenous youth theatre initiative rooted in storytelling, language, cultural teachings, and original creation. Young people collaborate to develop and share performances inspired by their experiences, histories, and community knowledge.
OITY remains committed to supporting Indigenous youth storytelling and will share future updates as plans are confirmed.
A community-based theatre program supporting Indigenous children and youth through storytelling, creative expression, movement, and collaborative creation in a culturally grounded environment.
Delivered in partnership with Sagkeeng First Nation's Jordan's Principal Department from 2025–2026.