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Achieving The Dream Through Education
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Gichi-Miigwech to all the students who are back and filling the halls and classrooms at the Matawa Education & Care Centre with smiles, laughs and great energy!
We will introduce Anishnawbe words throughout September to celebrate heritage and strengthen the ties between land, people, culture, and community. Language is a nation-building tool.�
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Miigwech to all our followers!
Throughout September, we will introduce Anishnawbe words to celebrate heritage and strengthen the ties between land, people, culture, and community. Language is a nation-building tool.�
Join us in learning new or reaffirming words and phrases as we work towards reconciliation and revitalization. ... See MoreSee Less
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Attention Indigenous artists!
The Indigenous Art Acquisition program is seeking contemporary Indigenous art to enrich the Indigenous Art Centre’s heritage collection.
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We were honoured to be invited to a storytelling workshop featuring Sara Kanutski with the Ontario Native Women's Association (ONWA) on August 13th. Sara is a reporter, author, and storyteller for CBC and we were grateful to learn from her. Sara taught us how to play the dice game and several ways to tell a story. She also taught us that a story can be told in more than words.
We had such a fun time attending this event. Thank you Ontario Native Women's Association (ONWA) for hosting such a great event and a special thanks to Sara for being a special guest and teaching us about storytelling!
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Such beautiful words about a beautiful person. We ❤️ Sam and all the teachers, support staff and team at Matawa Education & Care Centre!! We also 💗 Bay Village Coffee ... See MoreSee Less
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Throughout September, we will introduce Anishnawbe words to celebrate heritage and strengthen the ties between land, people, culture, and community. Language is a nation-building tool.
This journey will lead to September 30th, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Reflecting on the 94 Calls to Action, we are reminded of the importance of:
* Protecting the right to Indigenous languages.
* Increasing Indigenous programming, with a focus on Indigenous-language speakers.
These goals are at the heart of the Matawa Waka Tere language revitalization program, a powerful initiative that honours and strengthens the ties between community, language, land and culture.
Join us in learning new or reaffirming words and phrases as we work towards reconciliation and revitalization.
Maamawi wiiji'ididaa dazhiikamang gidinwewininaan.
Let's work together to revitalize our language. ... See MoreSee Less
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