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Durham Catholic District School BoardVOLUNTARY, CONFIDENTIAL SELFIDENTIFICATION OF ABORIGINAL ANCESTRY All parents/guardians of First Nation, Otis and Inuit students (including status and nonstatus)

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How to fill out aboriginal ancestry

1. To fill out aboriginal ancestry, follow these steps:
2. Gather information: Collect all relevant information about your aboriginal ancestry, such as the names of your ancestors, their birthdates, and any documentation or records you have.
3. Research: Conduct thorough research to find additional information about your ancestry, such as tribal affiliations, cultural practices, and historical events that may have impacted your family.
4. Consult with elders or community members: Reach out to aboriginal elders or community members who may have knowledge about your ancestry. They can provide guidance and information that might not be easily accessible through other sources.
5. Complete application forms: Fill out any required application forms to officially document your aboriginal ancestry. These forms may vary depending on the specific requirements of the organization or government entity you are submitting them to.
6. Provide supporting documents: Attach any supporting documents, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, or historical records that can validate your claims of aboriginal ancestry.
7. Submit the application: Follow the instructions provided by the organization or government entity to submit your completed application and supporting documents. Make sure to meet any deadlines or requirements.
8. Follow up: After submitting your application, keep track of its progress and follow up with the appropriate authorities if necessary. This will ensure that your application is being processed correctly and in a timely manner.
9. Stay connected: Once you have documented your aboriginal ancestry, consider staying connected with aboriginal communities, organizations, or cultural events. This will help you continue to learn about and celebrate your heritage.

Who needs aboriginal ancestry?

1. Various individuals or groups may need aboriginal ancestry for different reasons, including:
2. - Individuals seeking to reconnect with their aboriginal heritage and cultural roots.
3. - People applying for grants, scholarships, or educational opportunities specifically targeted at indigenous populations.
4. - Individuals applying for specific job positions or programs that require aboriginal ancestry as a qualification.
5. - Researchers or genealogists studying aboriginal history and ancestry.
6. - Indigenous communities or organizations working on land rights, treaty negotiations, or cultural preservation issues.
7. It's important to note that the specific requirements and contexts in which aboriginal ancestry is needed may vary depending on the region, country, or organization involved.

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