The National Film Board of Canada is proud to contribute to the 2022 National Truth and Reconciliation Week program with a webinar on its new online learning platform: Media School. Students will be able to learn each step in the production of a digital story and use this medium to express their personal relationship to reconciliation.
The ICS Collaborative is offering a series of four webinars featuring nationally recognized Indigenous Knowledge Keepers and Elders sharing insights into the wisdom needed to thrive in this era of disruption and environmental change. In this second webinar, join ICS to listen to Two-Spirit Knowledge Holders speak on weaving Indigenous wisdom traditions.
NFB Education is proud to partner with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to help teachers educate students about Indigenous realities during National Truth and Reconciliation Week, as well as throughout the year.
Hosted by Ian Lodge, this workshop will provide participants with skills to identify common mushrooms of New Brunswick woodlands! You’ll gain knowledge on identification, edibility and growing conditions of different species of fungus. *Please note that no foraging will be permitted at this event.
Register now to participate in Truth and Reconciliation Week 2022. This year, our theme is “Remembering the Children”. Join us as we memorialize the children lost to the residential school system and honour Survivors and their families. Learning and commemorating the truth of our history is an important part of the path to Reconciliation.
Indigenous author and artist, Bill Helin, will share his new resource, Animals Care for Mother Earth: A Teaching Resource for Personal Development, which consists of six contemporary, interrelated stories and supporting resources for teachers. In the first story, animals cooperate to clean up a polluted pond. In subsequent stories, they care for each other in the aftermath of the pollution problem, demonstrating strength of character and social responsibility. This resource can be accessed as a bundle that includes animal finger puppets and stamps designed by Bill, along with Indigenous Plant Cards.
The New Brunswick Lung Association invites health professionals interested in lung health and air quality to the FREE "29th Annual New Brunswick Lung Association Respiratory Health Symposium" that will take place on September 29th, 2022, from 8:30 am to 12 pm AT. (Via Zoom. Simultaneous English/French interpretation will be provided) Once you have registered you will be sent a link to the event.
The ICS Collaborative is offering a series of four webinars featuring nationally recognized Indigenous Knowledge Keepers and Elders sharing insights into the wisdom needed to thrive in this era of disruption and environmental change. In this second webinar, join ICS to listen to Two-Spirit Knowledge Holders speak on weaving Indigenous wisdom traditions. 
Indigenous author and artist, Bill Helin, will share his new resource, Animals Care for Mother Earth: A Teaching Resource for Personal Development, which consists of six contemporary, interrelated stories and supporting resources for teachers. In the first story, animals cooperate to clean up a polluted pond. In subsequent stories, they care for each other in the aftermath of the pollution problem, demonstrating strength of character and social responsibility. This resource can be accessed as a bundle that includes animal finger puppets and stamps designed by Bill, along with Indigenous Plant Cards. 
