Truth and Reconciliation Week event: Metis Beading workshop with Haley Bassett in Fort St. John campus' Gathering Space 1pm–5pm Please get here early to be involved — there is limited space and number of participants — students have priority (15 participants max — 10 reserved seats for Indigenous students). Free event
Truth and Reconciliation Week event: Webinar with Mark Solomon 11am–12pm All My Reciprocal Relations Webinar information
Truth and Reconciliation awareness film Picking Up the Pieces: The Making of the Witness Blanket 6-8pm FSJ Campus Atrium.
Knowledge-keeper Nathan Scott, will host a teachings circle on various cultural aspects such as medicines, drumming, and songs. This free event will be open to students, staff, and faculty. September 28, 2–5pm at the Chetwynd campus' Indigenous Gathering Space
Truth and Reconciliation awareness film Picking Up the Pieces: The Making of the Witness Blanket 6-8pm DC Campus Room 116 (Health Sciences Building)
As part of NLC's Truth and Reconciliation Week, our Indigenous Education Department is presenting this learning opportunity to staff and faculty in our Dawson Creek campus' Gathering Space.
As part of NLC's Truth and Reconciliation Week, our Indigenous Education Department is hosting the Driftpile Cree Nation, AB, Drummers & Dancers with local DC dancers on Dawson Creek Campus Centre lobby. There will be teachings about the songs, dance and drumming, tea dance and snacks. This event is free
Schedule Oct 21 10am-12pm History of West Moberly First Nations 1pm-3pm WMFN association and family ties to Saulteau FN. Overview of history since 1905 Oct 22 10am-12pm Respect: The difference between today and traditional times 1-3pm Traditional Values: what are the pillars. Language Culture: Way of life and beliefs. Oct 23 10am-11:30am Colonization - decolonization […]
Schedule Oct 21 10am-12pm History of West Moberly First Nations 1pm-3pm WMFN association and family ties to Saulteau FN. Overview of history since 1905 Oct 22 10am-12pm Respect: The difference between today and traditional times 1-3pm Traditional Values: what are the pillars. Language Culture: Way of life and beliefs. Oct 23 10am-11:30am Colonization - decolonization […]
Schedule Oct 21 10am-12pm History of West Moberly First Nations 1pm-3pm WMFN association and family ties to Saulteau FN. Overview of history since 1905 Oct 22 10am-12pm Respect: The difference between today and traditional times 1-3pm Traditional Values: what are the pillars. Language Culture: Way of life and beliefs. Oct 23 10am-11:30am Colonization - decolonization […]
