Our Commitment to Inclusive Learning and Indigenous Representation
At Pearson, we believe that learning should reflect the diversity of all students while honouring the histories, cultures, and perspectives of Indigenous Peoples across Canada. This commitment shapes how we develop content, collaborate with Indigenous experts, and create inclusive resources across our Business, Accounting, Finance, and Economics portfolios.
Pearson has recently collaborated with Indigenous subject matter experts to develop new business cases and modules that complement the portfolios referenced above. These materials present Indigenous perspectives and considerations beyond those found in textbooks, providing students with opportunities to learn, engage with, and apply this content to deepen their understanding.
These materials present Indigenous perspectives and considerations beyond those found in textbooks, providing students with opportunities to learn, engage with, and apply this content to deepen their understanding. The cases are available within MyLab and can be assigned for marks or completion, ensuring flexible integration into your course curriculum.
Managerial Accounting
Horngren’s Accounting Volume 1 & 2
Intermediate Accounting Volume 1 & 2
Personal Finance
Canadian Tax Principles
Fundamentals of Investing
Indigenous Perspectives in Economics Module for all Principles of Economics resources
Meet Our Indigenous Contributors
Carol Anne Hilton
Carol Anne Hilton, MBA, ICD.D, is a leading national and international Indigenous business leader, author, corporate director and visionary economic architect of Nuu-chah-nulth descent from the Hesquiaht Nation on Vancouver Island.
She is the founder and CEO of the Indigenomics Institute, the Global Centre of Indigenomics, and the Global Indigenous Technology House. Hilton pioneered the Indigenomics movement—a transformative economic framework rooted in Indigenous worldviews that emphasizes relationality, sustainability, and collective generational prosperity.
Justin Molander
A member of the Sapotaweyak First Nation, Justin Molander is also an instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Justin Molander created many of Pearson’s Indigenous case studies. He brings both professional expertise and lived experience, ensuring authentic, accurate, and inclusive representation of Indigenous perspectives in our educational resources. Pearson respectfully acknowledges Justin Molander as a collaborator, contributor, subject matter expert and advisor for Pearson Canada.
Russell Evans
Assistant Professor at the University of Guelph. Dr. Russell Evans has roots in both Temagami First Nation (Bear Island) and Matachewan First Nation and identifies as both Anishnaabe and European. He has authored the Indigenous business case for Braun, Managerial Accounting. Drawing on his experience in accounting education and his commitment to inclusive curriculum, Pearson recognizes that Russell Evans developed a case that authentically represents Indigenous small-business realities and decision-making.
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