Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day!

Let’s take this day and everyday to celebrate and acknowledge the Onkwehón:we, and the beauty and diversity of our cultures. Retweet with your Nation and Tribe.

How will you be celebrating today? #NIHM2022

Thank you for joining us this month. We hope it has inspired you to speak Mi'kmaq!

Nmu'ltes
(Nem-ool-dess)
See you again.

#LnuProud #PEI #Epekwitk #Mikmaq #NIHM #NIHM 2022 #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth #Indigenous #SpeakMikmaq

The Dwadwęnaga:da:t Language Centre wanted to share some of the many places in Canada that have names derived from our Onkwehón:we languages and take a look at their original meanings.

Retweet to celebrate National Indigenous History Month this June #NIHM2022

In recognition of #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth we have been sharing some of the benefits of #IPCAs , and we thought we would take the opportunity to share a few established examples across this beautiful land in a thread:
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Susan Aglukark: Nomad-Correcting The Narrative
Free webinar hosted by University of Waterloo Office of Indigenous Relations. June 23, 6pm-730. All are welcome!
uwaterloo.ca/indigenous/eve…
#susanaglukark #inuit #inuk #indigenous #indigenous history #singersongwriter #NIHM2022

June is National Indigenous History Month. SPS believes in collaborative relationships and acknowledges the importance of taking the time to learn and recognize the history, culture, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples across Canada. #NIHM2022

🧵Indigenous children and youth are 6-7 times more likely to be involved in the child welfare system than other groups of young people. #NIHM2022 #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth 1/4

Here is a peak at day 4 & 5 from the resource below ⬇️
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Come celebrate Indigenous culture at tomorrow's Honouring Our Children Pow Wow! There will be dancers, drummers, storytelling and fun activities for kids. All are welcome!
#wearetrellis #NIHM2022

Today is National #IndigenousPeoplesDay —a day to recognize & celebrate the heritage, diversity & contributions of First Nations, Métis, & Inuit peoples.
We want to acknowledge all of the indigenous peoples actively working to make their communities FireSmart.
#NIPD2022 #NIHM2022

Jenna Broomfield, an #yeg -area lawyer from North West River, Nunatsiavut, was the 1st Inuk admitted to the Alberta Bar in full traditional regalia with a Kudlik/Qulliq lighting ceremony. The late #ABQB Justice Bev Browne presided over the 2018 event. #albertacourts #NIHM2022

It’s #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay and we have been spending this month looking at some of the many benefits of Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) through threads here. #IPCAs have so many benefits, let’s revisit! #NIHM2022
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While in Thunder Bay, onboard HMCS Halifax, a local chief came to the ship and presented an eagle feather to the crew’s Indigenous members. That day started him on a path to discover his culture, native language and become the Indigenous Advisor to the Chaplain General. #NIHM2022

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, U of G celebrates and recognizes the contributions and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis People.

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Today you are invited to participate in National Indigenous Peoples Day events that will be taking place from coast to coast to coast. Celebrate the heritage, diversity of cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples in Canada. #NIHM2022

Each year, we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day on the summer solstice. ☀️ Find resources to learn and acknowledge the contributions Indigenous Peoples have made from coast to coast to coast: rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1528210353…
#NIPD2022 #NIHM2022

Even if National Indigenous History Month is almost over, you can keep learning about Indigenous history and cultures all year long: ow.ly/jGoi50Jyo28
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Celebrate #IndigenousHistoryMonth by trying these tasty recipes for fry bread and bannock from #UAlberta community members! #NIHM2022

Our next featured artist in honour of National Indigenous History Month is Alex Janvier, Denesuline.

Image: Alex Janvier, Walking in a Snow Glare, 1964, Collection of Glenbow

#NIHM2022 #IndigenousHistory #IndigenousArt #IndigenousArt ists

We asked Florence Glanfield: What does Braiding Past, Present and Future: University of Alberta Indigenous Strategic Plan mean to you? “The university is a colonial structure, and this plan is going to hope to break down some of those colonial barriers.” #NIHM2022