The Indigenous Curatorial Collective / Collectif des commissaires autochtones’ (ICCA) Curatorial Mentorships provide a national initiative of the ICCA designed to nurture the next generation of Indigenous curators through mentorship, collaborative exhibition-making, and critical discourse. Rooted in Indigenous knowledge, peer-led learning, and collective curatorial practice, this program fosters meaningful relationships between established Indigenous curators and emerging voices in the field.

Indigenous Moving Image Mentorship Program (IMIMP)

The Indigenous Moving Image Mentorship Program (IMIMP), presented in partnership with the Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA), creates a space for emerging 2SLGBTQ+ Indigenous curators to develop a touring short film program alongside experienced mentors.

Echo Lines

The 2026 Curatorial Mentorship Program: Echo Lines creates a space for emerging Indigenous curators to develop new exhibitions alongside experienced mentors across partner spaces including SAW Centre, Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival, and Centre d’exposition L’Imagier.