Dave Sergerie, Coordinator of the First Nations Identification (ID1N) project, opened up about the theme of violence. An Anishinabe from Val-d’Or, he was exposed to violence—whether verbal, emotional or physical, as a witness or a victim—from a very young age. In this...
Join Indigenous musician Natasha Fisher in this engaging pre-recorded workshop for grades 5-12. Through storytelling and music, Natasha shares her inspiring journey as a proud Indigenous woman and artist, navigating the challenges and triumphs of her career. Students...
Join Jeff Perera in this thought-provoking workshop for grades 9-12, where students will explore what it means to move from harmful to mindful ideas of manhood. With warmth, humor, and insight, Jeff creates an inviting space for teens to learn, unlearn, and have...
In this video workshop with Team 700 for grades 7+, you’ll hear how boxing has created space — especially for men — to be soft, to feel deeply, and to stay connected to their emotions. The youth and mentors on the team share how stepping into the ring isn’t just about...
In this video workshop for grades 7+, get to know Team 700 – an all-Indigenous youth boxing team whose name carries a lot of meaning. The “700” represents the approximately 700 youth who age out of government care every year in British Columbia alone, majority of...
Watch this one-minute short to learn who Team 700 is and what they stand for. This powerful snippet captures the spirit of Indigenous youth — honouring the past, living strong in the present, and building a future rooted in culture, resilience, and strength. It’s...
