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Restoring Culture, Healing Hearts: The Akwesasne Kateri Prayer Circle

The Akwesasne Kateri Prayer Circle of the Kana:takon district of Akwesasne in Quebec consists of members of the St. Regis Mission Akwesasne Altar and Rosary Society, and the Akwesasne Mohawk Choir. The initiative's main goal is to revitalize the Kanienkeha Mohawk Language and culture through prayers, hymns, and traditional music

Restoring Culture, Healing Hearts: The Akwesasne Kateri Prayer Circle2023-11-30T21:28:51+00:00

Every Inner-Child Matters – Honouring Residential School Survivors

Ocean Man First Nation, an Assiniboine, Cree and Saulteaux band located near Stoughton, Saskatchewan, hosted their 2023 Pow Wow from September 8-9, 2023. Themed "Every Inner-Child Matters", the Pow Wow honoured Residential School Survivors and those on the path to recovery, fostering healing and unity through sharing dance, cultural ceremony, language and other traditions.

Every Inner-Child Matters – Honouring Residential School Survivors2023-12-12T18:12:42+00:00

Embracing the Seventh Fire: A Journey of Cultural Revitalization

The Circle of Turtle Lodge, an organization based in Deacon, Ontario, at the head of Golden Lake in unceded Algonquin Territory, has been dedicated to reviving, promoting and restoring Traditional Anishinabe Culture in the Ottawa Valley since 1999.

Embracing the Seventh Fire: A Journey of Cultural Revitalization2023-11-30T21:22:57+00:00

Empowering Urban Indigenous Healing

The Mashkiwizii Manido Foundation provides services and programming that address mental health, addiction and trauma recovery needs of the urban Indigenous population in Renfrew County, Ontario and surrounding areas.

Empowering Urban Indigenous Healing2023-11-30T21:21:55+00:00

Empowering Indigenous Elders Through Literacy

The Literacy Circle’s (TLC) Learning for Life initiative provides English literacy training and essential math skills to Indigenous Elders and adults, including Residential and Day School Survivors and Intergenerational Survivors. This initiative was born out of a need expressed by Elders in the Snuneymuwx (Nanaimo) area, many of whom lacked formal education due to their experiences in Residential and Day Schools

Empowering Indigenous Elders Through Literacy2023-11-09T20:46:00+00:00

Cultivating Culture, Community and Care

The Peers Victoria Resources Society, a grassroots agency in Victoria, supports the Indigenous-led QomQem Coastal Connections program. Together, the groups run a Drop-In Centre that offers cultural programming, food from a local Songhees cook, Elder visits and cultural education delivered by local knowledge keepers.

Cultivating Culture, Community and Care2023-11-30T21:20:50+00:00

ey stelnexw: Good Medicine for Healing Connections

The Indigenous Outreach Workers (IOW) Network, also known as ey stelnexw ("good medicine" in Lekwungen), was formed in 2020 in the Greater Victoria, British Columbia area to support relatives and friends who are living unhoused, precariously housed or who may be using substances.

ey stelnexw: Good Medicine for Healing Connections2023-11-30T21:19:34+00:00
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