Tsuut'ina's Teachings: History and Language

Participants will engage in an exploration of Tsuut’ina world view, protocols and values by learning about the history and language

By Calgary Public Teachers, ATA Local 38

Date and time

Wed, Feb 21, 2024 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM MST

Location

Brown Bear Woman Meeting Centre

87 Weaselhead Road SW, AB T0L 1W0 Canada

Refund Policy

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About this event

The Diversity, Equity and Human Rights Committee (DEHR) is responsible for the study and advocacy of diversity and equity issues within Local 38 with an emphasis on enhancing teacher awareness, capacity, and practice. This work will be completed through the creation of networks of support and the coordination of efforts of provincial and local organizations/associations. Keeping our mandate in mind, LDEC is offering a series of learning opportunities titled Authentic Learning at Tsuut’ina and is pleased to offer:


Tsuut’ina’s Teachings: History and Language


Participants will engage in an exploration of Tsuut’ina world view, protocols and values by learning about the history and language the Tsuut’ina people. Participants will be taken through history including migration, separation, linguistic history and cultural adaptations. Participants will also have the opportunity to visit the Tsuut’ina museum.



Location

Brown Bear Woman Events Centre/Spotted Elk Camps

Tsuut’ina Reserve, Calgary

Meeting Place: Grey Eagle Casino at 8:15am in the Southeast parking lot.

Participants will drive out together at 8:30am sharp


Time/Date

Wednesday, February 21, 2024

Session runs 8:30am – approx. 3:00pm

Audience

Grades K – 12 Teachers & Administrators

This event is for certified CBE teachers only.

What to Bring

· Your own water/coffee/tea

· An item for a potluck lunch

· A gift for the elders to show appreciation and reciprocity for the knowledge that is being shared. Historically, it would be food, clothing, and other necessities for living. Contemporary gifts such as towels, blankets, notebooks, or tea could be given. It is up to you to come up with something as a way of saying thank you.

· The ATA will be giving tobacco as part of the agreement made.

Registration

Registration is limited to 18 applications.

Registration will open Sunday February 4 at 7:00 pm on Eventbrite and is first come, first served. Once the tickets sell out, Eventbrite will provide a waitlist option.

A fee of $11.98 is required to register ($10 refundable deposit + $1.98 non-refundable Eventbrite fee). Refunds of registration deposit will be issued to participants after verification of attendance. One ticket per participant. Please do not register for others. Sub code will be shared with successful participants once session fills. This session is for certificated members of Local 38 only.


Organized by

We are a professional association of more than 8000 teachers, making us one of the largest teacher locals in Canada. Our Executive Committee is comprised of 20 highly committed teachers, and our Council of School Representatives, comprised of more than 300 teachers, meets monthly during the school year.

President // Stephani Clements

Vice-Presidents // Caitlin MacDermott & Sandi Nichol

Treasurer // Joe Madsen

Executive Staff Officers // Kent Kinsman & Dan Nelles

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