KENJGEWIN TEG
705.377-4342
M'Chigeeng, ON
Mon - Fri: 8:30 - 4:00PM
Link to video of live recorded event: HERE
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FALL 2015 TEACH-IN EVENT IX:
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Link to audio of recorded event: here
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SPRING 2015 TEACH-IN EVENT VIIIDate: Thursday May 14, 2015
Time: 7:30 pm - 11 pm Location: KTEI - 374 Hwy 551, M'Chigeeng First Nation, Manitoulin Island, ON Teach-in Leader: Isaac Murdoch Isaac Murdoch, whose Ojibway name is Manzinapkinegego’anaabe, is from the Fish Clan and is from Serpent River First Nation. Isaac grew up in the traditional setting of hunting, fishing and trapping. Many of these years were spent learning from Elders in the northern regions of Ontario. Isaac is well respected as a storyteller and traditional knowledge holder. For many years he has led various cultural camps and gatherings that focuses on the transfer of knowledge to youth. Synopsis: The following Ojibway legends will be told: • Ojiiganung (Big Dipper) The creation of seasons • Bgonegiizhik (Small Dipper) The origin of the Shaking Tent • Jiibiy Miikan (Milky Way) The legend of how the spirit world was made. • Zhowanung (South Star) The creation story for Pahiinsug (Little People) • Giwaydinung (North Star) How to find your way home 7:30—8:30: Outdoor campfire songs with Dave Southwood 8:30pm – Isaac Murdoch, Ojibwe Legends Bring your lawn chairs, blanket, bug repellant sweaters, water bottle, feast bag, and if you have a telescope, bring it. WEATHER PERMITTING! For more information visit us on Facebook. Or call us at 705-377-4342 |
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WINTER 2015 TEACH IN EVENT VIIDate: Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Time: 10 am - 3 pm Location: KTEI - 374 Hwy 551, M'Chigeeng First Nation, Manitoulin Island, ON Teach-in Leader: Joan Riggs Joan is a founding partner of Catalyst Research and Communications. For 27 years, she has worked with the non-profit sector and all levels of government to support their work in policy development, strategic planning, organizational development and in building partnerships and collaborations. Joan is a skilled lead facilitator and has facilitated many national, regional, provincial and organizational meetings and has worked extensively with urban Aboriginal organizations. Topic: The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) sets out the individual and collective rights of Indigenous peoples, as well as their rights to culture, identity, language, employment, health, education and other issues. It also emphasizes the rights of Indigenous peoples to maintain and strengthen their own institutions, cultures and traditions and to pursue their development in keeping with their own needs an aspirations. Lunch Will Be Served - Please Bring Your Feast Bag Come one, come all! Free / Public Learning! |
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FALL 2014 TEACH IN EVENT VI:
Date: Thursday, October 16, 2014
Time: 10 am -2 pm Location: KTEI Outdoor Classroom, 374 Hwy 551, MChigeeng First Nion, Manitoulin Island, ON Topics: Rekindling the Importance of Our Sacred Fire, Our Ways: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Teachings by Gerry Kaboni Sweat Lodge 101 Teachings by KTEI Elder in Residence Josh Eshkawkogan; Everyone welcome to join us in KTEI Sweatlodge after teaching! Lunch Will Be Served - Please Bring Your Feast Bag [And remember to dress warm as we will be outdoors] Come one, come all! Free / Public Learning! [ |
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SAVE THE DATE! April 22, 2014 - International Earth DayKTEI will be hosting its Spring 2014 Teach-in Event on International Earth Day on April 22, 2014. An exciting lineup of guest speakers and interactive activities is planned....agenda details will be posted here soon!
Like all KTEI’s teach-in events of the past, April 22, 2014 event is free and open to everyone: First Nation community members, students, youth, elders, administrators, Chief and Council members, teachers, and all education professionals are encouraged to mark this date on their calendars to come out and learn more, and ask questions. A special invitation from KTEI especially goes out to our Mnidoo Mnising non-First Nation communities of students, youth, elders, administrators, Reeves and Council members, teachers, and all other education professionals to also come out and learn more. Don't forget that KTEI is an eco-friendly school so bring your feast bag eating utensils) with you! Click here for Poster and Agenda |
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2014 Principals/Educators ConferenceJanuary 30 (1/2 day - afternoon) & January 31, 2014
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED - Thank you for your interest! Join us in recognizing teachers of excellence each year at this conference. Here is what was distributed for the 2014 conference for nominee information - Click here While the 2014 conference has come to an end - Click here to view the 2014 Agenda to get a flavor of what our conference is about! A resource on Creating a Education Law was shared by Guest Speaker Diane Longboat - the template can be found by Clicking Here. Additional resources available: GCHI MIIGWECH TO ALL FACILITATORS AND PARTICIPANTS FOR MAKING 2014 CONFERENCE A GREAT SUCCESS! |
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2012 Anishinaabewin Niswi Conference:
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2012 Aboriginal Youth Business Conference
This conference is open to all Aboriginal youth in the Manitoulin, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Mrie, North Bay, Temagami areas! March 15th & 16th, 2012 - Radisson Hotel and Conference Centre, Sudbury, ON Day 1: AYEC Competition Finals; Business displays and presentations; interactive business workshops Day 2: Concurrent business workshops, keynote presenters, AYEC Awards Presentations Register early: Meals, bus transportation and accommodations provided! Note: Youth < 17 yrs of age require parent/guardian accompaniment Click here for registration form |