This Indigenous-led project focuses on developing a community process for promoting understanding of the land around us and in our communities. We work together to build capacity for Indigenous communities to learn and practice land-based teachings.

All community members, including non-Indigenous neighbours, are welcome to join in. Together we explore knowledge to integrate actionable steps that can make social ecosystems and infrastructure work for urban Indigenous families and community members.

• Friday, August 9: Fir pitch, Oregon grape juice goodies
  (Alder Eco-Arts Hub, 2750 East 29th Avenue)
• Saturday, August 10: Cedar weaving with Leonard Williams
• Thursday, August 15: EartHand Gleaners
• Friday, August 23: Queen Alexandra Harvest
  (Queen Alexandra Elementary School, 1300 East Broadway)
• Friday, September 13
  (Alder Eco-Arts Hub, 2750 East 29th Avenue)
• Saturday, September 14: Rose hips, or other fall favourites
• Thursday, September 19: Medicine paints and pigments
• Friday, September 27: Renfew Ravine
  (Alder Eco-Arts Hub, 2750 East 29th Avenue)

Limited spaces. Advance registration required.

Please contact:
Jolene Andrew (Wet’suwet’en & Gitxsan Nations)
Indigenous Community Developer
604.879.8208 ext 139 | jandrew@mpnh.org