Ms. Velva Jeanne Woodstock

Elder ONWA Passwewe Ikwewug Women`s Drum Group

Chief Peter Collins- Fort William First Nation
The Honourable Jill Dunlop - Associate Minister of Children and Women's Issues
Kimberly R. Murray - Assistant Deputy Attorney General- Indigenous Justice Division
Dr. Dawn Harvard – ONWA President
Cora-Lee McGuire-Cyrette – Executive Director

With James Vukelich
This talk will present the traditional teachings of the Anishinaabeg as a means of developing
interconnectedness and interdependence. The seven grandfather teachings, the sacred law
of the Anishinaabeg, show us how to lead Mino-bimaadiziwin ‘the good life' a life of
without contradiction or conflict, a life of peace and balance.

With Denise Baxter

With Elder Holly Hughes

Bonnie Wilson - Drum

Working in the context of Indigenous Health: Trauma-informed care and culturally relevant treatment

Land-based Healing

Return to Zoom Plenary

With Elder Suzanne Knapp

Drum with Audrey Deroy

Welcoming words and Introduction of Tanya Talaga

Rights Before Reconciliation
It has been five years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its ground-breaking report, one that promised sweeping changes. But is that what we are seeing? After Wet’su’weten, Black Lives Matter, the Mi’kmaq fisheries dispute, and, delays on the implementation on a national action plan to help stop the genocide of our Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls, where do we find hope?

Link https://filmfreeway.com/TheWaterWalker

Introduction, Q&A by Stevie Salas

Performance by Pura Fé

By Cora-Lee McGuire-Cyrette