About IEA

A place for Indigenous storytelling

The Indigenous Editors Association is a membership organization formed by Indigenous editors, storytellers, and publishing professionals in lands claimed by Canada as a mutual support network. Members include Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and organizations working together to create transformative change in the ways Indigenous stories and knowledges are shared.

What we do:

We create and share effective tools and initiatives to make publishing more accessible for emerging Indigenous professionals.

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An IEA Membership will give you benefits and advantages

We welcome Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and organizations. Whether you're an emerging or well-established industry professional, or an employer looking for the right team member, we can help you advance in your career and connect with others in your field.

All IEA members enjoy:

  • Invitations to attend general meetings and join our volunteer committees;
  • Early-bird registration and member pricing for all-member events;
  • Access to our all-members newsletter; and
  • Ability to post listings in our Jobs Board for free!

For our Indigenous members, we also provide:

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We are here to help

Share a job posting with Indigenous members

Our Jobs Board allows employers to connect with a diverse range of Indigenous professionals, including editors, authors, poets, educators, language experts, Knowledge Keepers, publishers, and not-for-profit organizations.

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Karon Shmon

President, Indigenous Editors Association

I believe the best leaders build capacity in others by encouraging and guiding them to their fullest potential and by removing any obstacles the leader has the influence to remove.

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