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VISIT THE TIPI 2009

Every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
( all fall and winter )

Tuesdays: 11 am - 5 pm
Thursdays: 11 am - 5 pm

EVERYONE WELCOME
Bring a friend; bring a coffee; bring your lunch. An opportunity for the Trent community to meet informally.



TRADITIONAL TEACHINGS
Wednesdays, 7-9 pm
In Benedict Gathering Space F.P.H.L. — Room 103 Mshiikenh—Room 103

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Kahurangi - Maori Dance Theatre of New Zealand
7 PM Monday September 28, 2009 Orange Lodge Tyendinaga Territory - Donation at door - Sponsored by Trent University Indigenous Performance Initiative

 

Photo of Tipi with greetings in several First Nation languages

Indigenous Studies brings the richness and depth of indigenous cultures and knowledge to your classroom. Explore the knowledge and cultures of indigenous peoples and find a place for yourself in the new world.

November 5, 2009: Breaking NEWS - Songwit Chuamsakul, a graduate of the Indigenous Studies PhD department has been appointed as "Director of Office of Ethnic Affairs", Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, for the government of Thailand.


TA Workshops 2009-10 READ MORE

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TUNA First Nations Arsts Feststival
Saturday November 21, 11am to 6pm. $2 admission, under 10 - free. Vendors wanted! MORE INFO

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First year choices.

NORTH AMERICA MOBILITY PROGRAM The North American Mobility Program is A Joint Program with 5 other North American Schools offering an opportunity to learn about Indigenous experience in NAFTA countries. Download a Powerpoint Presentation or visit the NAMP page of this website  

INDG 310 - Indigenous Culture and Community class fundraised to draw attention to and to support the construction of adequate school for students in Attawapiskat. READ MORE

Trent Student Receives Scholarship
Stephanie Pangowish is a first year Trent student who has been identified as the winner of the Anishinaabemowin Teg Inc. Scholarship. The announcement was made at the annual Anishinaabemowin Language Conference in Sault Ste Marie, Michigan on March 27, 2009. The award is in memory of Lena White-Odjig. "Stephanie has excelled in the language classes as well as her other courses here at Trent this year. She is an outstanding student in all respects."

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International Students Honoured
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Chief Phil Fontaine at Trent
November 19, 2008
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Press Release September 15, 2008
Fostering the Mohawk Language through Partnership
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