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APECS Ca
nada Logo web You are cordially invited to a two-day workshop entitled “Intercul tural Indigenous Workshop: Sharing perspectives and experiences of research in Canada's North.” hosted at McGill University in partnersh ip with APECS Canada

When: No vember 16th and 17th, 2017

Where: Students’ So ciety of McGill University (SSMU), University Centre, 3480 McTavish, Montre al, QC.

Thursday November 16th, Ballroom 301: This is a full-day workshop entitled “Indigenous Realities: A Cultural Awar eness-Building” facilitated by Suzanne Keeptwo, Métis of Kichisipirini (Alg onkin) descent. This presentation explores Canada’s historic relationship w ith First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and how it impacts current reali ties using storytelling, music and visuals. Lunch, coffee and snacks provid ed. Registration required.

Evening of Thursday November 16th, Ballroom 301: All are welcome to participate in this evenin g event including a keynote speaker, a round table discussion on sharing pe rspectives and experiences of research in Canada’s North, and a networking event with cocktails and snacks available. No registration required.

Friday November 17th, Rooms Madeleine Parent and Lev Bukhman: This half-day event called “The Exchange Experience: Validating 5 00 Years of First Nations History” with Suzanne Keeptwo is an interactive, arts-based and experiential workshop. The workshop thrives on an indigenous teaching model in concept, structure and content. Participants become the creative collaborators exploring First Nations historical, political and so cial issues while guided through a creative learning process. The experienc e works to validate Indigenous realities and sensitize Canadians’ understan dings of Aboriginal history and worldviews. Lunch not included. Registratio n required.

For whom: Early career scientists conducting fieldwork in Canada’s North or with an interest in conducting re search on traditional territories across Canada. These workshops are target ed to graduate and post-graduate students, however undergraduates may also register.

How to sign up: Please follow this l ink to register for the workshops: www.qcb s.ca/iiw

Costs are $35.00 + tx. for both Thursday and Friday or $ 20.00 + tx. for the Thursday workshop only. Presence at the Thursday worksh op is a prerequisite for participation in the experiential workshop on Frid ay. The number of places is limited, please register early. The dea dline to register is November 1st, 2017 at 5:00pm. A detailed prog ram will be soon available.

You will find a poster promoting th is event attached to this email, please share it with interested colleagues . Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions!

We look forward to seeing you at the Indigenous Intercultural Workshop!< br />
The IIW Planning Committee
Sophie Dufour- Beauséjour (Université INRS / Centre d’études nordiques), Marianne Falardea u (McGill University), Justine Lacombe-Bergeron (Université de Montréal), G wyneth Anne MacMillan (Université de Montréal / Centre d’études nordiques), Allyson Menzies (McGill University), Élise Morin (Université de Montréal / Ok8APi‎ (graduated)), and Pascale Ropars (Université de Québec à Rimouski) , and Cécile de Sérigny (Université de Montréal).

For a ny questions, please contact:
Marianne Falardeau: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Justine Lacombe-Bergeron: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript e nabled to view it.

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APECS Canada Logo web You are cordially invited to a two-day workshop entit led “Intercultural Indigenous Workshop: Sharing perspectives and ex periences of research in Canada's North.” hosted at McGill Un iversity in partnership with APECS Canada

When: November 16th and 17th, 2017

Where:< /strong> Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU), University Centre, 3480 McTavish, Montreal, QC.

Thursday November 16th, Ba llroom 301: This is a full-day workshop entitled “Indigenous Reali ties: A Cultural Awareness-Building” facilitated by Suzanne Keeptwo, Métis of Kichisipirini (Algonkin) descent. This presentation explores Canada’s hi storic relationship with First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and how it impacts current realities using storytelling, music and visuals. Lunch, cof fee and snacks provided. Registration required.

Evening of Thursday November 16th, Ballroom 301: All are welcome to parti cipate in this evening event including a keynote speaker, a round table dis cussion on sharing perspectives and experiences of research in Canada’s Nor th, and a networking event with cocktails and snacks available. No registra tion required.

Friday November 17th, Rooms Madeleine Pa rent and Lev Bukhman: This half-day event called “The Exchange Exp erience: Validating 500 Years of First Nations History” with Suzanne Keeptw o is an interactive, arts-based and experiential workshop. The workshop thr ives on an indigenous teaching model in concept, structure and content. Par ticipants become the creative collaborators exploring First Nations histori cal, political and social issues while guided through a creative learning p rocess. The experience works to validate Indigenous realities and sensitize Canadians’ understandings of Aboriginal history and worldviews. Lunch not included. Registration required.

For whom: Ear ly career scientists conducting fieldwork in Canada’s North or with an inte rest in conducting research on traditional territories across Canada. These workshops are targeted to graduate and post-graduate students, however und ergraduates may also register.

How to sign up: Please follow this link to register for the workshops: www.qcbs.ca/iiw

Costs are $35.00 + tx. for both Thu rsday and Friday or $20.00 + tx. for the Thursday workshop only. Presence a t the Thursday workshop is a prerequisite for participation in the experien tial workshop on Friday. The number of places is limited, please register e arly. The deadline to register is November 1st, 2017 at 5:00pm. A detailed program will be soon available.

You will find a poster promoting this event attached to this email, please share it with interested colleagues. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions!

We look forward to seeing you at the Indigenous Int ercultural Workshop!

The IIW Planning Committee
Sophie Dufour-Beauséjour (Université INRS / Centre d’études nordique s), Marianne Falardeau (McGill University), Justine Lacombe-Bergeron (Unive rsité de Montréal), Gwyneth Anne MacMillan (Université de Montréal / Centre d’études nordiques), Allyson Menzies (McGill University), Élise Morin (Uni versité de Montréal / Ok8APi‎ (graduated)), and Pascale Ropars (Université de Québec à Rimouski), and Cécile de Sérigny (Université de Montréal).

For any questions, please contact:
Marianne F alardeau: This email addre ss is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Justine Lacombe-Bergeron: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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