PEPÁḴEṈ HÁUTW̱, named by STOLȻEȽ (John Elliot, Tsartlip First Nation elder), is a plant nursery, garden, greenhouse, learning centre and gathering space dedicated to educating WELṈEW̱ Tribal School students, adults and other community members about native plants and food growing. This site began as a greenhouse and since 2010 has evolved into a multi-faceted education initiative involving many contributing partners and supporters.  You can read the whole story of PEPAKEN HAUTW at pepakenhautw.com.

Greetings! The Catholic Independent Schools of the Diocese of Victoria are heirs of a long, rich history within the Church, providing parents a quality education for their children within a faith-based setting. Shortly after Victoria was established as a trading centre, the Sisters of Saint Ann came west to Vancouver Island to begin a tradition of Catholic education which now stretches back more than 150 years.

Since 2006, Camosun's Diversity Advisory Committee has been bringing together members of Camosun's community for continuing dialogue and planning aimed at placing the College as a community that celebrates diversity, to ensure students and employees feel welcomed and valued. The committee promotes discussion, events/special projects, policy and program advising and education/training that will serve this purpose. 

The Victoria Hindu Parishad and Cultural Centre is an organization providing a focal point for inclusion and diversity through educational, social, cultural, charitable activities, and religious worship. They host public gathering at the temple almost every Saturday, open to people of all ages and backgrounds. One of the Centre’s organizers, Sridevi Divakarla says that everybody receives what they are looking for when they come to Saturday gatherings.