He has gained extensive experience at Anishinaabe Health Toronto as its program manager and Oshkibiiwis (healer’s helper) as well as working on the street patrol program’s homelessness initiative. Today he conducts ceremonies and is a practitioner of both Aboriginal traditional medicine and the Anishinaabe language. Myeengun feels very fortunate to have studied Anishinaabe culture with various elders. In this presentation, Myeengun Henry will share indigenous knowledge through storytelling and discuss natural medicines provided by our beautiful Mother Earth. The children found at residential sites have awakened the consciousness of Canada which we hope will inspire an interest in Indigenous creation stories, traditional ways of healing, and allyship. He is a notable Knowledge Holder and over the last two decades has been invited to speak at many local and national ceremonies as well as global organizations and governments. He enjoys discussing and presenting the Iroquoian world views, history, and philosophy and has also worked with the Kahnawake Police Commission from 2005 to 2015. As Faithkeeper at the Mohawk Trail Longhouse, Kevin knows sacred songs, dances, and rituals. Ka’nahsohon Kevin Deer, from Kahnawake Mohawk Territory, has been involved in Mohawk Language retention and revitalization for the last 30 years. The knowledge attained will empower you to face life’s challenges more effectively. This presentation will enhance your understanding of Mohawk cosmology, thought, language, spiritual truth, and meaning. Niá:wen, Meegwetch, Nakurmik, merci, thank you! Understanding Mohawk Cosmology to Appreciate Life It is through learning and understanding that we can create change, envision new opportunities, and experience personal growth. This year’s edition includes talks and presentations from remarkable Indigenous speakers, educators, scholars, and professionals from across the country, who will share with us the history, culture, and stories of the Indigenous Peoples of Canada. It is in this spirit that we welcome you to the 2023 National Indigenous History Month celebration at the McGill School of Continuing Studies. Wachiya, Kwe, Tansi, Ullukkut, Hawa’a, Bonjour, Hello,īuilding strong relationships with the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples of Canada is at the core of the SCS Indigenous Relations Initiative.
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