 January 2022 Local Public Events Open to All Jan 18 - 20 Symposium: Indigenous Research Ethics in a Digital World. Trent U online https://trentindigenousethicssymposium.wordpress.com/ For information and to register. Jack Hoggarth, Curve Lake First Nation Cultural Archivist will give a series of five teachings on The Land We Reside In. 6 – 9 pm. Register with trcbobcaygeon@gmail.com Cost for the series is $20 - $40 collected by TRC-Bobcaygeon to be forwarded to the Curve Lake First Nation Cultural Centre. PROGRAM: Jan 26. Creation Stories, Migration Teaching and Spirituality Sponsored by Truth and Reconciliation Bobcaygeon Feb 2. Pre-Contact Treaties, Pre-Confederation Treaties and Confederation Treaties. 6 – 9 pm Feb 9. Industrial School, Indian Act, Residential Schools, Sixties Scoop, Truth and Reconciliation Commission 6 – 9 pm Feb 16. Contemporary Issues, Modern Treaties/Land Settlements, Drafting a Land Acknowledgement 6 – 9 pm Feb 23. Group Discussion on Land Acknowledgements. 6 – 9 pm Jan 27 - Feb 13 ReFrame Virtual Film Festival. Includes many Indigenous-related films. https://reframefilmfestival.ca Feb 11 - 13 46th Elders and Traditional Peoples Gathering 2022. Online. For general inquiries, please contact fphl@trentu.ca Mar 10 Enwayaang: A Series of Extraordinary Talks: Saga Williams, Curve Lake First Nation. 4 – 5 pm. For more information https://www.trentu.ca/fphl/news-events/32095 To register: https://trentu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUoceCpqTIrEtemYTWFg4FwLl3HH0hVrUy1 Events in Other Places and Online to Note For other events in and around Toronto, get on the circulation list for HIP (Honouring Indigenous Peoples) Newsletter. Contact: Julie Dunaiskis julie@eccgroup.ca Also for a calendar of Toronto and online Indigenous events (W.I.N.D.), contact WIND: wind.redeemerchurch@gmail.com or iswg.redeemer@gmail.com Check out free online course from University of Alberta: Indigenous Canada Indigenous Canada course. Free Online from University of Alberta. Check www.ualberta.ca/admissions-programs/online-courses/indigenous-canada/index.html Ongoing Local Unitarian Fellowship of Peterborough Indigenous Allies Working Group. Open to all participants. We meet once a month to learn and to provide learning opportunities for members of the Fellowship and the community. For more information http://peterboroughunitarian.ca/indigenous-working-group/ For information and events listings, see Bobcaygeon Truth & Reconciliation Community Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/TRCBobcaygeon Whetung Ojibwa Centre. 75 Mississauga St. Curve Lake First Nation, Ontario K0L 1R0. For info: https://www.whetung.com/ Other Note: If you are planning to attend a Pow wow and have not attended before, you might like to look at the following brochure, section on Pow Wow etiquette. http://www.curvelakefirstnation.ca/documents/powwow%20brochure%20-%20KC%20Edits.pdf On the Web Indigenous Canada course. Free Online from University of Alberta. Check www.ualberta.ca/admissions-programs/online-courses/indigenous-canada/index.html Rick Harp. Media Indigena (Audio). News commentary podcast from an Indigenous point of view. Email: Rick Harp rick@mediaindigena.com; Here’s a link to the shows: http://mediaindigena.libsyn.com/ep-129-a-primer-on-pipelines-and-indigenous-peoples 13 Historical Facts About Indigenous People In Peterborough Area www.ptbocanada.com/journal/2014/8/20/15-historical-facts-indigenous-people-peterborogh PODCAST: Senator Murray Sinclair speaks about Truth and Reconciliation http://rabble.ca/podcasts/shows/needs-no-introduction/2018/06/senator-murray-sinclair-speaks-about-truth-and 'You are not doing a good enough job,' says First Nations leader as Canada marks Indigenous History Month www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/indigenous-history-month-first-nations-1.4686476 KTRSG member Sherry Lajoie recommends these podcasts: 1) Missing and Murdered: Finding Cleo with Connie Walker www.cbc.ca/radio/podcasts/missing-murdered-who-killed-alberta-williams/ 2) Thunder Bay by CANADALAND and Ryan McMahon. Five episodes of about 40 minutes each. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/thunder-bay/id1438924421?mt=2&i=1000422320493 Links for Other Events For cultural events at Curve Lake First Nation: www.curvelakefirstnation.ca/tourism-culture/ Curve Lake Pow Wow takes place each year on the third weekend in September. For cultural events at Hiawatha First Nation: www.hiawathafirstnation.com/ Hiawatha Pow Wow takes place May 19-20 2018 (in general each year on the May 24th weekend). Email: info@hiawathafn.ca www.hiawathafirstnation.com/ For cultural events at Alderville First Nation: http://alderville.ca/alderville-first-nation/blog/and www.aldervillesavanna.ca For events at Trent University, First People’s House of Learning, follow us on Facebook: Facebook.com/FirstPeoplesHouseofLearning or www.trentu.ca/fphl/ For events at Fleming College and Niijkwewenanda, some are open to all, check calendar at https://teamup.com/ks109dbe50c141cb82 . The calendar indicates which events are open to the public. For events at Niijkiwendidaa Anishnabekwag Services Circle (NASC), check the calendar at www.niijki.com/programs.html For events at Nogojiwanong Friendship Centre, check out https://www.facebook.com/NogoFC/ or nogofc.ca Compiled by Barbara Herring, Member KTRSG
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