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What's Happening in the Community
Red Ribbon Campaign
Truth and Reconciliation Community - Bobcaygeon member Ann Davidson painted the above image honouring MMIWG2S (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and 2 Spirit persons). This version was designed to use as a replacement for your Facebook Profile picture if...
March Calendar
Here is a rather long uncurated list of events: MYSEUM TORONTO 7 TO 9 EST Beyond Just Words: A Land Acknowledgement Workshop A participatory workshop that explores our relationship to land acknowledgements and re-evaluates how to make them more meaningful....
Indspiring Change @ Home Featuring Shelagh Rogers
Inspire is a charitable organization that provides funds for indigenous students to complete their studies. This event with Shelagh Rogers is free (but you have to register). The show is focused on reviewing the progress we have made (or not made) in the past 5 years...
Workshop: The Fragile Gift of Indigenous Language
Join this online Zoom session Wed. Feb. 3rd, 7-8:30 with D.J. Fife, as described on the poster below.
Update End of 2020
In lieu of the live events, here is a list of very interesting online events from the Kawartha Truth and Reconciliation Support Group and WIND (the Indigenous Solidarity Working Group - Redeemer Church)Messiah/Complex until the 7th...
Harvesting Manoomin
Community Voices for Manoomin harvesting on Pigeon Lake Labour Day Weekend. A close up of Manoomin at the flowering stage.Paula demonstrating how to use the sticks to harvst the Manoomin.Sherry H and Sherry T from TRC Bobcaygeon
August Paddle for Manoomin
Another beautiful CVFM day on the lake. It was wonderful to paddle to the manoomin with Elder Gitiga Migizi, (Doug Williams) and nice to share the experience with other guests, too. The manoomin is at the emergent and flowering stage, providing shelter to small and...
July 26, 2020 CVFM Paddle
On July 26th, members of Community Voices for Manoomin gathered on the shore of Little Bald Lake to hear Dorothy Taylor of Curve Lake First Nation share her stories, knowledge and songs about manoomin (wild rice) in Michi Saagiig territories.
Ceremonial Paddle for Manoomin
A great day out on Buckhorn Lake learning about manoomin from Caleb Musgrave and honouring it with guidance from elder Shirley Williams and Liz Osawamick. Thanks to Community Voices for Manoomin (CVFM) for organizing this ceremonial day. CVFM’s 1st Ceremonial Paddle...