Cree Culture Camp 2022

In the month of May, Kawîcîtonanow Pathways hosted a Cree Culture Camp to pass on teachings and to learn the Cree language through workshops.
Special thanks to the students from HBOIERC and other community members for participating in this event.
CREDITS
Councilor David Swanson, participant
Councilor Edward Albert, participant
Madeline Gamblin
Kawîcîtonanow Pathways Coordinator, Family Enhancement Program
Kinosao Sipi Minisowin Agency
Norway House Cree Nation
Genevieve Dumas, Kawîcîtonanow Pathways Worker
Becky Cook, Cree Language Learner
Misipawistik Cree Nation
Ron Cook, Cree Song facilitator
Floyd & Faylene Sutherland, Facilitators
Todd York, Rattle & Drum making
Julianna Scribe, 3D Dreamcatcher demonstration
Gordon Walker, Cree language knowledge keeper/facilitator
Jeff Wastesicoot, Cree language knowledge keeper/facilitator
Lester Balfour, Fish Filleting
Darcy Balfour, Fire Keeper
Craig Simpson, John Osborne, Phillip North: maintenance crew
Hattie Monias, Carl & Margaret Osborne, Laura Albert, Rosalie Albert, Florence Albert, Lorne Balfour: cooking crew
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[@CricketGirrl]

What a great idea! I'm 25% Cree, and I know only one word. I don't want the language to die.

[@RomamM-bg2hj]

You can always learn more no matter what age, there’s books for it, and don’t be ashamed blessings to u

[@Spooky-Alex]

That was so fun camp

[@user-vl8de9mw1c]

Просто поражает кем стали индейцы, хозяева Америки. Просто потеряли всё. Жалко их.