Events:
April 7-10, 2014-2-5pm-The Native
Students' Association presents: Jib Jam! The end of the year at university is always a time of
hurry, stress, and studying. The Jib Jam (short for Ojibway) will be open to
all students currently enrolled in ABS courses. It will take place from April
7th until April 10 at First Nations House. Snacks and refreshments will be
provided, as well as a silent study room and a room where students may connect
with their peers in order to relax or recover for a few hours after a hard
year. Each day an academic leader will be present to provide any needed
assistance with studying or editing. This Monday, the academic leaders is Min
Kaur.
We hope to see
you there!
April 8, 2014-2pm Graduating? First Nations House will be honouring all
Aboriginal graduates. Please join us. If you are graduating and you still have
not registered, please do so now by emailing fnh.info@utoronto.ca There will be a gift and
certificate for all
graduates. Even if you cannot make the event, please add your name to the
graduate list! We include all students graduating in June AND Nov. from all
programs on all campuses including TYP and Academic Bridging.
April 10, 2014-5pm-7pm-OISE Library-Aboriginal Knowledge(s): Colonialism, Decolonization and Education
graduates. Even if you cannot make the event, please add your name to the
graduate list! We include all students graduating in June AND Nov. from all
programs on all campuses including TYP and Academic Bridging.
April 10, 2014-5pm-7pm-OISE Library-Aboriginal Knowledge(s): Colonialism, Decolonization and Education
Keynote
speakers:
Janice C. Hill, Director, Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre, Queen's University, Kingston; Turtle Clan, Mohawk Nation
Verna St. Denis, Professor, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon; Cree and Metis - Beardy's and Okemasis First Nation
A public forum sponsored by Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Social Justice Education (HSSSJE), OISE.
INFO: C. Sinclair c.sinclair@utoronto.ca
Janice C. Hill, Director, Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre, Queen's University, Kingston; Turtle Clan, Mohawk Nation
Verna St. Denis, Professor, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon; Cree and Metis - Beardy's and Okemasis First Nation
A public forum sponsored by Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Social Justice Education (HSSSJE), OISE.
INFO: C. Sinclair c.sinclair@utoronto.ca
April 10, 2014-7pm- Images
Festival 2014- Opening Night- From Gulf to Gulf to Gulf @ the Royal Cinema, 608
College Street. Kicking off the festival at the Royal Cinema on April 10 @ 7
PM, is an intimate and epic film by the Indian collective CAMP (artists in
attendance). Having screened at Experimenta Festival, FID Marseille and
Documenta, we are thrilled to bring this incredible film to Toronto audiences
for our opening night.
Co-presented with Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival and SAVAC.
And please join us afterwards for the Opening Night Party at The Boat (158 Augusta Avenue), starting at 9pm!!
Co-presented with Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival and SAVAC.
And please join us afterwards for the Opening Night Party at The Boat (158 Augusta Avenue), starting at 9pm!!
April 11, 2014-1pm-Dione Joseph will be visiting on April
11, 2014 at 1:00pm. The title of her talk is "Poetics
of Performance: Identity Politics in Contemporary Indigenous Australian
Theatre"
Come check it out! Free and open to everyone. @ the Centre for Aboriginal Initiatives, Turtle Lounge, 2nd Floor 563 Spadina Avenue.
Come check it out! Free and open to everyone. @ the Centre for Aboriginal Initiatives, Turtle Lounge, 2nd Floor 563 Spadina Avenue.
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