The Birds of Anishinaabe Aki Returns
Join Joseph Pitawanakwat, Andrés Jiménez, and Junaid Khan (Creators Garden Birds) to explore the deep ecological knowledge held within Anishinaabemowin bird names.
Whether you’ve joined the previous Birds of Anishinaabe Aki sessions or are discovering this work for the first time, this workshop offers a fresh perspective on how language can deepen our understanding of the land, the beings we share it with, and our responsibilities to the natural world.
This offering will be:
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Complimentary for all registrants of the Fall Anishinaabemowin course
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Free as a standalone session for all Indigenous participants
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Offered on a sliding scale for non-Indigenous participants
Learn more and register at the link below.
Cycles of Indigenous Learning
4 Seasons of Indigenous Learning is now…
Cycles of Indigenous Learning!
The course has been updated to:
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Shine more light on the local Land & Culture where you live
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Better empower participants on your learning journey
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Acknowledge that this learning is best done in Cycles…
If you’ve already registered for or completed a ‘Season’, nothing will change – you will be onboarded into the correct ‘Cycle’.
As always, this learning starts in the Fall (November) and runs until the Spring (May), with time to reflect in the summer.
October Newsletter
The October edition of
Making the Shift
is out now!
Looking into October, Natural Curiosity includes a diverse range of learning resources regarding Treaty Recognition, and new upcoming Indigenous Language Courses.
The newsletter also features an educator who received our Edward Burtynsky Award, and a recent Award for Natural Curiosity.
View the full newsletter and learn more.
