Join us in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day

Among the various visual elements illustrating Indigenous cultures, the sun (the summer solstice) is at the center which is at the heart of the festivities. The First Nations, Inuit and Métis as well as the four elements of nature (earth, water, fire and air) are represented in the image and shown opposite. The whole visual is supported by a multicolored smoke* reminding us of Indigenous spirituality but also the colors of the rainbow - symbol of inclusion and diversity of all First Nations, Inuit and Métis

MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2021

Join us in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day

Online events and e-learning opportunities are readily available. Below you will find four sites with opportunities to learn more and get involved. Join us!

Nisitohtamowin eLearning - An Introduction to Understanding Indigenous Perspectives in Canada (available for no charge until July 15, 2021)
On June 21, watch a Virtual Honouring of Indigenous Solidarity Day in celebration of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities on the Atlohsa Family Healing Services Youtube channel.
Biindigen, Western's Indigenous Learning Circle, created a full month of activities and resources to learn and unlearn about Indigenous histories, cultures, and Peoples.
Learn about inspiring Indigenous people who have helped shape Canadian history and learn more about National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Join us in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day

Join us in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day

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