The Indigenous Action and Anti-Colonialism Committee at the Faculty of Information is thrilled to invite you to an interactive in-person workshop facilitated by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives.
Title: Two Canoes: One River – A Student-Focused, Interactive Cultural Workshop
Date: Wednesday, September 25, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM
Location: BL507, 5th Floor, Bissell Building
Workshop Description:
Join the Office of Indigenous Initiatives for an immersive and interactive workshop designed to deepen your understanding of Indigenous Cultural Competency. Through engaging exercises, facilitated discussions, and active participation, participants will explore stereotypes and biases, diversity of Indigenous peoples and protocols, and the importance of respectful partnerships with Indigenous communities.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this workshop, participants will:
- Deepen knowledge of Indigenous cultures, diversity, and protocols.
- Gain an understanding of stereotypes and biases impacting meaningful reconciliation.
- Understand the impacts of Settler Colonialism on Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
- Leave with actionable steps and resources for ongoing education
Limited spots available, please register by September 18th to secure your place.
For any questions or additional information, feel free to reach out to Awo at awo.
Please be aware that smudging, which involves the burning of sacred herbs such as sage or sweetgrass, may be present during this workshop. We acknowledge that some participants may have smoke allergies or sensitivities to scent. If you are affected by such conditions, please let us know in advance so that we can accommodate your needs accordingly. We are committed to ensuring a safe and inclusive learning environment for all participants.
