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NCC: The Changing Face of Public Commemoration
In the biggest cities and the smallest towns, commemorative symbols occupy spaces from which they remind passersby not to forget. This Urbanism Lab event turns to the interface between memory and public spaces, and examines how commemorations are evolving over time. Meet our speakers Trina Cooper-Bolam holds a PhD in Cultural Mediations and an MA […]
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Indigenous Organizations Raise Flag to End Violence Against Women
Indigenous Organizations Raise Flag to End Violence Against Women Thunder Bay, ON – On the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women (White Ribbon Day), the Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) and Beendigen are honoured to raise the Wrapped in Courage flag in solidarity to end violence against women. Thirty-two years ago […]
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George Brown College: Sign up for the latest Indigenous Knowledge Keepers event
Sign up for the third instalment of the Indigenous Knowledge Keepers Series: Kiin Awiiya Jiibaakwe — Everyone is Cooking! This event is taking place on December 3, from noon until 1 p.m. Join Audrey Rochette, Director, Indigenous Initiatives, and renowned Chef David Wolfman for an introduction to an instructional and enlightening exhibition of celebrated Indigenous cuisine. […]
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You’re Invited: Decolonizing Child Welfare Webinar Learning Series – December 13th
Webinar #2 of our Learning Series focuses on the most important decisions made in child welfare arising from the Intake and Assessment process. Please join us to explore how Child and Family Wellbeing teams respond to concerns about the safety of children and how we connect families and children to early interventions, holistic healing, and […]
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ONWA hosts 6th Annual Poetry Night
ONWA hosts 6th Annual Poetry Night Thunder Bay, ON – On November 25th, the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) will be hosting its 6th Annual Poetry Night, created to raise awareness about violence against women. Poetry Night coincides with the first day of […]
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ONWA is participating with Jobs Canada in a Virtual Career Fair!
ONWA is participating with Jobs Canada in a Virtual Career Fair! 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Eastern Time) Tuesday, November 16th, 2021 This multi-sector recruitment event is open to all organizations and visitors across Ontario. ONWA will be there advertising our current and up coming jobs and live chatting with interested job seekers! Get your […]
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Register now for the Health Legislation & Engagement Workshop!
Click here to view the Health Legislation & Engagement Workshop Poster in PDF Format. [PDF – 552 KB] Register here! National Association of Friendship Centre (NAFC) Members’ can register for the workshop, at the following links: November 10: Virtual Session November 29: In-Person Session For more information on the NAFC Annual General Meeting (AGM) and […]
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Get inspired by Kingston Climate Change Symposium’s all-star line-up
November 3, 2021 – On Jan. 13, 2022, the City and Sustainable Kingston invite you to hear from an all-star line-up of speakers – including a Nobel Peace Prize nominee – at the FREE, virtual 2022 Kingston Climate Change Symposium. “Each year, we strive to bring diverse voices together to inform and inspire our community […]
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Two-day Indigenous Legacy Gathering to be held in Nathan Phillips Square to honour residential school survivors
The City of Toronto will join the Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre (TCFNCC) for the Indigenous Legacy Gathering event today and tomorrow, to acknowledge and honour residential school survivors and those affected intergenerationally. Undertaken by TCFNCC, in collaboration with the City, the Indigenous Legacy Gathering will showcase and celebrate the diversity of Indigenous Peoples’ cultures, […]
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Louis Riel Day 2021
November 3, 2021 2021 Louis Riel Day Agenda Tuesday November 16 • All times listed are Eastern Standard Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this year the MNO will host a series of virtual Louis Riel Day events to commemorate the legacy of Louis Riel. On this day we mark and celebrate the Métis culture, […]
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