Walking With Our Sisters is a project which calls attention to and pays homage to the far too many missing and murdered Indigenous Women who are memorialized in this moving exhibit.
A number of our class members are among the contributing artist list, one of our own is the Head of the Edmonton Chapter.
Idle No More is a grassroots movement which began around Saskatchewan kitchen tables in response to the Canadian Government's enacting of Bill C-45.
After only one short year's time the movement is now a Global concern with Idle No More groups from numerous countries all over the world now taking up this cause and the issues which surround it.
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MANDATE FOR THE TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION
There is an emerging and compelling desire to put the events of the past behind us so that we can work towards a stronger and healthier future.
The truth telling and reconciliation process as part of an overall holistic and comprehensive response to the Indian Residential School legacy is a sincere indication and acknowledgement of the injustices and harms experienced by Aboriginal people and the need for continued healing. This is a profound commitment to establishing new relationships embedded in mutual recognition and respect that will forge a brighter future. The truth of our common experiences will help set our spirits free and pave the way to reconciliation.
The Underbridge Research Project
This ongoing close reading of the Mill Creek Ravine and in particular the area of the 82nd Ave Bridge, more precisely Under the Bridge.
A Celebration of Aboriginal Dance and Music
This event was organized and hosted by one of the
class members during our fourth term
I was commissioned to produce an event poster and as event photographer.
The Edmonton Poetry FestivalThe Underbridge Research Project
This ongoing close reading of the Mill Creek Ravine and in particular the area of the 82nd Ave Bridge, more precisely Under the Bridge. |
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This event was organized and hosted by one of the
I was commissioned to produce an event poster and as event photographer.
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Writing Revolution in Place our 1st public appearance
What a way to start, right on the steps to City Council Chambers.
That was April of 2012 and we look forward
to our triumphant return!Bigger Better Faster
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