Empowering indigenous students through culturally responsive education
Saint Thunderbird Tutoring is a student-to-student non-profit organization that introduces tutors and students, with a focus on providing academic support to First Nations children. Our tutors are passionate about education, and our students are committed to learning. Together, we create a community where knowledge flows freely and cultural understanding deepens.
To provide culturally responsive education that honors indigenous traditions while preparing students for future success through accessible, high-quality tutoring and mentorship.
A world where indigenous students thrive academically while maintaining strong connections to their cultural heritage, languages, and community values.
Cultural respect, educational excellence, community empowerment, inclusivity, and sustainable growth through collaborative learning and mutual support.
Founder
Dylan Duan grew up in a family deeply committed to bridging understanding and communication with First Nations communities. His elder sister worked closely with indigenous communities, and his brother is an honorary member of Spuzzum First Nations, reflecting a profound family dedication to reconciliation and partnership.
The history of fellowship and understanding between Asian communities and First Nations is embedded in Canadian history. Dylan carries forward this legacy of cross-cultural collaboration, building bridges through education and mutual respect. Saint Thunderbird Tutoring embodies his vision of student-led change and community empowerment.
🤝 Building Bridges Through EducationAll our programs integrate indigenous knowledge, languages, and cultural practices into the learning experience, ensuring education that respects and celebrates heritage.
100% of our students show significant academic improvement within the first semester of tutoring, with measurable gains in confidence and cultural pride.
Led by indigenous educators and community members who understand the unique needs of our students, ensuring authentic and meaningful support.
Peer-led learning creates relatable connections where students feel understood, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential.
Honoring the historical bonds between diverse communities while building new bridges for future generations of learners and leaders.
As a non-profit organization, all our services are provided at no cost, ensuring every First Nations student has access to quality education.