CBC's 8th Fire host Wab Kinew attends Humber's Lakeshore Campus April 3rd to speak to the students, staff and faculty about 8th fire and media stereotypes titled Aboriginal 101. Everyone is welcome to attend the event from 12:00pm to 2:00pm at the Toronto Assembly Hall at Lakeshore and Kipling. For more information contact Jonathon Araujo at 416 675 6622 ext 5424 or email at jonathon.araujo@humber.ca.
If you missed the presentation stay tuned to view online!
WHEN: Saturday November 19th, 2011
WHERE: Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto
Largest Aboriginal POW WOW in Canada!
All Humber Students and Staff are Welcome!
***EVENT WILL BE SOLD OUT DO NOT DELAY LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE***
Opening ceremony for Aboriginal Education Month starts with a birthing of a canoe ceremony.
Watch the video to see what you missed!
A traditional canoe birthing ceremony marked the beginning of Aboriginal Education Month at Humber College. The Humber Arboretum was home to the event, which featured native dancers, singers, drummers and artists.
Humber College celebrated the end of Aboriginal Education Month with its third annual Powwow. The event included performances by aboriginal dancers, drummers and singers, along with Aboriginal artwork displays.
The Powwow, held annually, provides Humber's aboriginal students and community with an opportunity to celebrate and share their culture in an authentic way.
βIt was truly special to see a Pow Wow on campus. At my high school we had several of them each year, so it brought back a lot of memories of living up in Northwestern Ontario.β
CAMP CHOICE - Making a difference in the native community.
CAMP CHOICE offers a series of fun-packed youth programs for students in grades 6-12 from Canada and around the world. All programs are designed to expose young students to college life and all the different career paths available to them. And there is one common thread β fun!
Visit website: http://campchoice.ca/