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We are happy to have Russ on the team, and excited about the vision he and partner-in-crime Shalome Hope are co-developing with youth for the mentorship program!
AYE 2019 is just around the corner, so save the date!
We are searching for an energetic relationship builder and community leader to support the development of mentorship initiatives for youth and young adults in partnership with other community based organizations and change leaders across Treaty 7.
In watching the three of them easily joke and interact as friends, my heart is full in knowing that the program has led to this quality of connection.
As part of the National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations, The Nakoda AV Club will be screening its first full length film, a "dogumentary" called Ahomapénî; Relations and Rez Dogs.
On November 16th, local youth will host a storytelling event open to the public. The event will provide a stage for approximately 20 performers (age 16 – 30) to stand up and share their wisdom with a diverse audience through a wide variety of art forms.
This summer, Alyssa Duck Chief will be facilitating an art intensive for youth ages 12-17. The program starts on July 2, and runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout July & August at the Deerfoot Sportsplex in Siksika.
Sarah describes the newest addition to team meeting routine- Learning moments! Get to know the Canada Bridges team a little better as she reflects on a particular learning moment that made her think more about how to share wisdom so that it sticks.
A warm welcome to new staff (Randy Turning Robe, Tyra Crosschild, Pelletier Medel, Anna-Marie Ashton) and board members (Britney Ayoungman, Erin Wilson.)