[BCMA] New from ADI! Discover Our Stories: Métis Heritage Presentations
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The Amelia Douglas institute for Métis Culture and Language is the centre of Métis resources and programming in British Columbia. We have a few new programs to launch, including bookable digital storytelling:
Join our talented storytellers for these virtual presentations on captivating aspects of Métis culture, heritage, and art. These bookable sessions are an opportunity for anyone to learn more about the Métis people - not as a lecture but as a story. You'll see and hear our heritage, arts, and culture and, we hope, take them into your heart. In some cases, we can be available to deliver these presentations in person.
Cost to your organization is $350 or $100 for non-profits, more for any potential in-person presentations.
Find out more HERE<https://ameliadouglasinstitute.ca/connect-with-us/metis-heritage-presentation>, and see our first two stories below.
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Niiyaanaan lii Michif Niwiikaanaan Aantor deu la Prayrii pi la Mayr - We are the Michif - We live Between the Prairies and the Ocean. This presentation shares the stories of two remarkable Métis leaders who journeyed from what is now Manitoba to make their homes in the Pacific region in the 19th century. You'll also learn how the Amelia Douglas Institute for Métis Culture and Language is honouring these histories while celebrating and uplifting Métis culture in BC.
(Southern/Heritage Michif translation by Elder Norman Fleury of St. Lazare, MB.)
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Our clothes are who we are. This presentation explores a pillar of Métis culture that is shaped by historic events including the fur trade, resistance, and displacement. The revitalization of traditional Métis arts and creating new methods of sharing culture and stories through clothing and self-decoration is a testament to the resilience of the Métis Nation.
(Southern/Heritage Michif translation by Elder Norman Fleury of St. Lazare, MB.)
Louis Riel Day is held every year on November 16 across the Métis homeland. Why not consider partnering with us to help share stories of the Métis with your staff or communities?
Tom Long (He/him) (curious <https://www.mypronouns.org/> about this?)
MANAGER, Amelia Douglas Institute<https://ameliadouglasinstitute.ca/>
Ministry of Culture, Heritage and Language
Phone: 604-557-5851
direct line: (778) 312-0895
[Metis Nation British Columbia]<https://www.mnbc.ca/>
MÉTIS NATION BRITISH COLUMBIA
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If you, or someone you know is in crisis and needs support, please reach out to the 24 hour/7 day a week Métis Crisis line at 1-833-Metis-BC (1-833-638-4722).
Our work takes place on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem, Kwantlen, Qayqayt and Tsawwassen First Nations. We respectfully acknowledge their stewardship of this land since time immemorial. Surrey/Delta Métis Association is the recognized Métis Chartered Community for the City of Surrey.
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