• Canadian First Nations and Radioactive Waste

    Invitation to participate in this Iqoquois Caucus | Anishinabek Nation event. on Monday, April 23, 2018 from 1:15 pm to 2:30 pm Room S2925, United Nations Secretariat Building, 405 E 42nd St, New York, NY 10017, USA Radioactivity causes cancer and damages unborn children Radioactive wastes remain dangerous for thousands of years Radioactive poisons contaminate […]

  • Revitalization of Anishinabek Nation Legal Traditions

    April 24, 2018—Four Points, London, ON 8:30 am to 4:30 pm To share knowledge to identify traditional Anishinabek Nation legal practices and systems and to dialogue as to how such practices and systems may be employed in modern context; Two (2) knowledge keepers recommended from each of our First Nation communities will be reimbursed for […]

  • Revitalization of Anishinabek Nation Legal Traditions

    April 26, 2018—Casino Rama, Rama, ON 8:30 am to 4:30 pm To share knowledge to identify traditional Anishinabek Nation legal practices and systems and to dialogue as to how such practices and systems may be employed in modern context Two (2) knowledge keepers recommended from each of our First Nation communities will be reimbursed for […]

  • Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

    FASD Peterborough presents A Professional Training Series on FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER This 4-part training series for direct service providers, presented by Sheryl Over, will concentrate on understanding FASD and other Neurodevelopmental Disorders. The focus will be on diagnostic criteria, characteristics, executive function deficits, education, justice, and much more. The training series includes one full […]

  • Revitalization of Anishinabek Nation Legal Traditions

    May 8, 2018—Manitoulin Conference Centre - Little Current, ON 8:30 am to 4:30 pm To share knowledge to identify traditional Anishinabek Nation legal practices and systems and to dialogue as to how such practices and systems may be employed in modern context; Two (2) knowledge keepers recommended from each of our First Nation communities will […]

  • Revitalization of Anishinabek Nation Legal Traditions

    May 10, 2018—Valhalla Inn, Thunder Bay, ON 8:30 am to 4:30 pm To share knowledge to identify traditional Anishinabek Nation legal practices and systems and to dialogue as to how such practices and systems may be employed in modern context; Two (2) knowledge keepers recommended from each of our First Nation communities will be reimbursed […]

  • Hiawatha First Nation 24th Annual Pow-wow

    GREAT FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY!! A Cultural Celebration of Drumming, Regalia Dancing, Crafts & Foods Location: Lakeview Ceremonial Grounds, 126 Paudash St.  Keene, ON Hiawatha First Nation Admission: 7 – 12yrs $3, 13 – 60 $6, Young children and Seniors are FREE Grand Entry: 11am – 5pm Drug and Alcohol Free Event Contact: (705) […]

  • Anishinabek Nation Traditional Medicine Conference – CALL FOR FACILITATORS

    Location : Quattro Hotel and Conference Centre, Sault Ste. Marie, ON August 14-15, 2018 Call for WORKSHOP FACILITATORS Submission deadline: June 14, 2018                                                   Results notification: June 25, 2018 The Anishinabek Nation FASD Program will be hosting our very first Traditional Medicine Conference under the guidance and input of our Advisory Committee and Elders.  The purpose of […]

  • 42nd Annual Odawa Traditional Pow-wow

    Location: 200 Moodie Dr. Ottawa, ON Grand Entry: Sat 12 pm & 6pm, Sun 12pm (Gates open at 10am) Free Admission (Donations accepted at the gate) Honourarium for Dancers and Singers will be provided For Vendor inquires contact: info@odawa.on.ca or call: (613)722-3811 Website: http://www.odawa.on.ca/powwow.html

  • 31st Annual Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe Pow-wow

    Location: Tribal Grounds, Rt. 30 King William V.A. – 13476 King William Rd, Virginia Admission: 6-12 $5; 13-59 $8; Seniors and young children FREE Grounds open: 10 am Grand Entry: Sat 12 pm; Sun 1 pm Drum Competition (5 drummers minimum to compete) and Dance Competitions Food Concessions over 20 vendors Declarations: NO Drugs, NO […]

  • Chippewas of the Thames Annual Children’s Pow-wow

    Location: Antler River Elementary School, 324 Chippewa Rd Grand Entry:  FRI 10 am Admission: $2/person Host/Co-host drum: TBA Special Declaration: No Drugs or Alcohol, Service Pets Only Vendors: First Nations owned and operated vendors only. Contact: Band Office 519-289-1000