the indigenous student services centre in partnership with career services presents

indigenous student career supports

curriculum vitae

thursday, november 9th - 12 pm to 1 pm 

gakina nindinawemaaganag

find out the differences between a resumé and a curriculum vitae. will you need both?

the indigenous student services centre in partnership with career services presents

indigenous student career supports

linkedin

tuesday, january 16th - 12 pm to 1 pm 

gakina nindinawemaaganag

find out how to create a professional network that's right for you.

 join us at the midland cultural centre for a thought-provoking evening featuring the impactful documentary "birth of a family." followed by a panel discussion.

 date: tuesday, september 26, 2023

 time: 6:30pm

 venue: midland cultural centre (333 king st. midland)

register here to attend: truth & reconciliation film screening: "birth of a family" tickets, tue, sep 26, 2023 at 6:30 pm | eventbrite

if you have been following our socials, you may have noticed many posts regarding this upcoming event.

you can find us on facebook, instagram and twitter!

in this deeply moving feature-length documentary, three sisters and a brother meet for the first time. removed from their young dene mother during the infamous sixties scoop, they were separated as infants and adopted into families across north america.

betty ann, esther, rosalie, and ben were only four of the 20,000 indigenous canadian children taken from their families between 1955 and 1985, to be either adopted into white families or live in foster care. as the four siblings piece together their shared history, their connection deepens, and their family begins to take shape.

stick around after the screening for an enlightening panel discussion with elders, knowledge keepers, sixties scoop survivors and the working together-wijinokiwag program facilitator, heather mcintyre for a discussion about how we can create a better future for all our community members.

share your thoughts, ask questions, and engage in a meaningful conversation that promises to broaden your perspectives.

a little bit more our panelists:

*myiingan minonaakwhe (jeff monague): elder and a knowledge keeper in his community, language carrier, educator, musician, former chief of the beausoleil first nation on christian island, former director of treaty research with the anishnabek (union of ontario indians), a canadian forces veteran, and park superintendent of springwater park.

*steve beaupre: skaabawis- community helper, sixties scoop survivor, red road to recovery team facilitator and educator (banac, mamaway wiidokdaadwin).

* jennifer brunelle, entrepreneur, artisan, teacher, musician and storyteller. jennifer will share with us her family journey through the indian day school experience and how that changed the landscape of their family in reclaiming their identity, truths and belonging as they moved through their personal experiences.

* grandmother renée will share her wisdom with us as well as the impacts of indian day schools and residential schools within her family and the journey it has been to repair and heal those wounds that run so deep.

the event lead, heather has an amazing ability to create space and conversation that engages, enlightens and empowers change in people's perspective. we recognize that the subject matter and discussion may bring up difficult emotions or feelings and will provide individuals the space and freedom to process how they feel most comfortable.

i would encourage you to reach out to heather mcintyre if you have any questions related to the event.

hmcintyre@banac.on.ca

call to action activity

thursday, september 28, 2023

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

student health & wellness activity room

this interactive and reflective session will provide participants with an opportunity to learn about some of the calls to action that specifically relate to education, teaching and learning. the activity is designed to encourage discussion, contemplation and a personal commitment to action.

community-based art project with ryan pooman (session #3)

unveiling of art piece

everyone is welcome

the indigenous student services centre in partnership with career services presents

indigenous student career supports

drop-in career support

thursdays in gakina nindinawemaaganag

september 21st - 12-1 p.m.

september 28th - 12-1 p.m.

the indigenous student services centre in partnership with career services presents

indigenous student career supports

drop-in career support

thursdays in gakina nindinawemaaganag

september 21st - 12-1 p.m.

september 28th - 12-1 p.m.

please note this event has been cancelled - artist ryan pooman for a community-based art project.  please share widely with faculty, staff and 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛