Join Joseph Pitawanakwat, Andrés Jiménez, and Junaid Khan (Creators Garden Birds) for a different kind of exploration into the ecological knowledge held within Anishinaabemowin.

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Beginning with the ways language shapes how we understand and relate to the world around us, this session will explore how worldview, land, and the natural world are interconnected.

 

From there, we’ll turn our attention to birds, exploring how Anishinaabemowin offers unique ways of understanding these beings and our relationships with them.

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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.

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This offering will be:​

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• Complimentary for all registrants of the Fall Anishinaabemowin course 

• Free as a standalone session for all Indigenous participants

• Offered on a sliding scale for non-Indigenous participants​

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Attend this Online event on Tuesday, December 8th , 2026, from 6:30-8:00 PM Eastern Time. 

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A recording of these sessions will be emailed to registrants afterwards. ​

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