Learn the Art of Porcupine Quillwork applique attached to the outer layer of a Birchbark Tree, using the Anishinaabe teachings of the Woodland people and the Mi'kmaq, the oldest form of Indigenous Embroidery that pre-dates European contact.
Come meet with Buddy Cardinal, Manager of Indigenous Relations, Aecon and George Michell, Indigenous Liaison & Recruitment Coordinator, Seaspan for lunch and learn about career opportunities for Indigenous people in industry.
Experience the rhythm of culture at the Drum Making: Indigenous Cultural Workshop, hosted at The Gathering Place, BCIT. This hands-on session brings you closer to the powerful role drums play in Indigenous traditions. Led by Indigenous knowledge keeper, Shy Watters, you’ll explore the art of traditional drum making, crafting your drum as you learn. Each drum carries […]
Join Indigenous artist Shy Watters in this Wellness workshop. Shy will share her step-by-step weaving instructions for a Cedar Basket making.
BCIT Indigenous students, you're warmly invited to enjoy a FREE delicious Weekly Connect Lunch generously sponsored by the Faculty and Staff Association!
Following the video feature, gather in circle for a guided discussion of Bev Sellars’ memoir They Called Me Number One, where she shares her lived experience as a residential school survivor.