There are many ceremonies apart of Indigenous cultures that occur at throughout the year, seasons, or for specific purposes that relate to certain events, periods of life, and more. Broadly, these ceremonies differ between First Nations, Metis, and Inuit and have been practiced and passed down for many generations. Even more specific, ceremonies can vary depending on the specific Nation, community, or clan.
Learning in this workshop will allow participants to experience two types of ceremonies. The ceremonies will be lead and guided by an Indigenous person and participants will have an understanding of, but not limited to sacred items, etiquette, practices and protocol for a base of a variety of ceremony.
Program Information
What you’ll learn studying Indigenous ways of Knowing, Being, and Doing:
- Learn some of the sacred items that are used during ceremony
- Identify sacred items and ceremonies and how they may differ between Indigenous peoples
- Learn which spiritual practices are protected by the Human Rights Code and how to approach these in a workplace environment
- Identify appropriate times to participate in ceremony
- Consider when commemorating changes to virtue signaling and social media buzz that can be offensive
- Learn about various protocol for showing gratitude to Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers/Oshkabewiis before and after ceremony
Indigenous Ways of Knowing, Being, and Doing for:
- Individuals who would like to learn more about traditional ceremonies
- Individuals who want to learn how to support, observe, participate and recognize importance of ceremonies.
Prerequisites
- None
Technology Requirements
- None
This program does not include any assessments.
| Course Detail | Course Info |
|---|---|
| Course Code | PCSL 9N38 |
| Date of Next Start | Closed |
| Price | $79 |
| OSAP Eligible | No |
| Delivery Mode(s) | INP - In Person |
| Duration | 3 hours |
| Frequency | One time |
| Intake Details | Next and more intake info |
| Scheduled Class Time(s) | 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM |