Digital Sharing and Storytelling Stream 2022 Evaluation Report
Executive Summary
Creation’s Digital Sharing and Storytelling Stream 2022 grant-funded projects c cultural education, with a focus on storytelling, podcasting, and shar These initiatives aimed to empower Indigenous communities, foster cultural connections youth, and promote inclusive spaces. Despite facing challenges such as sch changes, grantees persevered, adapted, and remained flexible to overcome difficulties. The grant facilitated skill development, including technical skills, traditional communication, and collaboration. Grantees successfully achieved project outcomes including cultural preservation, community connection, networking, and skill development. Overall, the Digital Sharing and Storytelling Stream grant supported the ou empowering Indigenous youth, creating impactful cultural experiences, and contributi the well-being of communities through skill-building and cultural preservation projects.
representation of groups
Stream funding amount by Province Insights
12 groups were funded
50% of funded orgs were in the West
33% were in Central Canada
9% were in the North
8% were in the East
Stream funding amount by Budget item category
Insights
Just over 1/3 of all funding was used for Honoraria
Just under 1/4 of funding was used for Technology
*Percentages are based off 7 groups that fully completed their final report. 5 groups did not complete this section.
38% of grantee groups have done team meetings
13% of all sessions were comprised of podcasts
Theme Thematic Groups”
*Percentages are based off 8 groups that fully completed their final report. 4 groups did not complete this section.