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Birds of Anishinaabe Aki
Offered as a bonus session to our Anishinaabemowin course, or as a standalone learning opportunity.
Join Joseph Pitawanakwat, Andrés Jiménez and Junaid Khan (Creators Garden Birds) in a discussion about the depth of ecological knowledge housed in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe language) names. Whereas western scientific naming focuses on the most obvious of physical characteristics, geographic range, or paying homage to Europeans, Anishinaabemowin allows us to learn about the roles these incredible flying beings play within our world. In turn, we can learn how best to help and support their populations for generations to come.
52 Weeks of ReconciliAction
Weekly actions for meaningful, ongoing reconciliation.
In honour of the 10-year anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report and Calls to Action, Natural Curiosity is launching a social media campaign inspired by David A. Robertson’s 52 Ways to Reconcile. Through weekly posts highlighting one practical action, the campaign offers accessible ways to engage with reconciliation in everyday life.
Shared across our Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn platforms, the campaign features reflections and recommendations from Natural Curiosity and JICS Lab School educators, alongside contributions from individuals and partner organizations. A shared resource list is available to support deeper learning and engagement.
January Newsletter
The January edition of
Making the Shift
is out now!
Our January edition of Making the Shift is out now! Join us as we highlight exciting news, upcoming events and more resources to support environmental education and incorporating Indigenous perspectives. This month's newsletter also features our 52 Weeks of ReconciliAction!
