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CONTEMPORARY INDIGENOUS LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE ISSUE 107 SINCE 2002 EDUCATION 2021 Indigenous Education Guide Cree Lawyer Brad Regehr Canadian Bar Association’s First Indigenous President Coast Salish Couture Inspires the Next Generation Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to circulation dept: Kildonan Place, RPO Box 43084, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R2C 5G7 PM 43436539 PRINTED IN CANADA $7.99 2 | EDUCATION GUIDE 2021 SINCE 2002 6 SAY Magazine Poetry Contest Winning Entry: amisko wîhkaskwa CONTENTS ISSUE 107, WINTER 2021 EDUCATION GUIDE SAY MAGAZINE Volume 20, Issue 1 14 SAY Magazine publishes six SAY Magazine assumes no times a year: Winter, Spring, responsibility for statements Cover Story: First Nations Summer and Fall, as well as made by advertisers or in two special editions, including submitted material. Lawyer Brad Regehr the annual Education Guide for Indigenous students. SAY Graphics, photographs, edito- Charts a Path Forward as Magazine is published by Spirit rial content and other printed of Aboriginal Youth Inc. material are the property of CBA President SAY Magazine and may not Mailing Address: be used without the written Kildonan Place, RPO Box 43084 permission of SAY Magazine. Winnipeg, MB Featured Literature RRC—Building an Online Canada R2C 5G7 7 30 ISSN: 1707-3049 Community Around E: [email protected] All copy copyright 2020 Elders Support Classroom www.saymag.com by SAY Magazine 10 Learning Reconciliation Publishers GST: 856627534RT0001 Investing with Community Dominick Blais and Making Education Work 32 Kent Brown 12 for You Values in Mind Editor-in-Chief This project has been Career Development with made possible [in part] Music Danielle Vienneau by the Government of 19 34 Canada APTN [email protected] Leadership Through the Content Creator 24 Treaty Education Terra MacPhail Canadian Conservation Corps 36 [email protected] National Scholarships and SAY Magazine acknowledges Profile of Mature Student, 56 Contributing Editors that we live in Treaty One 26 Bursaries Sarah Ritchie Territory, at the crossroads of Elaine Trudeau Theresa Peters the traditional lands of the Advertiser Index Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Education Through Sport 58 Art Director Dakota and Dene Nations, and 28 Orli Gelfat - Orli G. Design at the heart of the Métis Nation homeland. Ad Sales Megan Henry [email protected] Terra MacPhail [email protected] Printed in Canada Website and Social Media Sphere Media Agency [email protected] Submissions are welcome. Articles, letters, queries, etc. should be sent by email to the editor at [email protected]. SAY Magazine assumes no responsibility for submitted material. Connect with us: Meet the Fashion SAY Magazine’s 2021 www.facebook.com/saymagazine Designers of Ay Indigenous Education www.twitter.com/SAYMagazine 16 37 www.instagram.com/say_magazine Lelum Guide www.pinterest.ca/SAYMagazine EDUCATION GUIDE 2021 | 3 EDITOR’S MESSAGE “There’s the saying, ‘Education is the new buffalo,’ because historically the buffalo gave us food, clothing and shelter, and now as First Nations and Métis people, we need to look to education to give us those things.” - Val Arnault-Pelletier, Aboriginal Coordinator, College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan n this annual education issue of SAY Magazine, we are 87 per cent of universities are working to increase Indigenous pleased to turn your attention to stories of strength and representation in their leadership ranks; and at least two-thirds of perseverance. We thank all those who contributed universities have curricula with specific Indigenous programming their stories for this publication, offering a in education, law, nursing and medicine.” Ibalance of academic successes and stories that demonstrate the vital importance of cultural With this information in mind, SAY Magazine education. Find out who the winner of the decided to alter our approach to the Education SAY Magazine poetry contest is on page 6 and Guide for 2021, making the guide more user- then flip to page 14 for our cover story friendly and identifying Indigenized offerings feature on Brad Regehr, a Winnipeg- where possible. This year’s resource is Canadian- based lawyer committed to educating based and offers a list of post-secondary law professionals, and the greater public, educational institutions that offer primarily on Indigenous justice issues. Starting three to four year programs. Within this on page 37, you will find the 2021 list, we have done our best to provide a Indigenous Education Guide and a list of friendly contact and list some interesting diverse financial aid options. courses that we hope will inspire anyone who is considering pursuing higher education. Since the release of the Truth and In an effort to provide more value, SAY Magazine Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to will publish a second guide in the fall, a Career Guide, Action, Canadian post-secondary which will capture those institutions offering one to two institutions have committed to year programs and more. With this new approach, we advancing opportunities for hope to capture as many institutions and programs with First Nations, Métis and Inuit Indigenized curriculum as possible. students. Canadian universities in particular adopted the 13 Principles on We dedicate this publication to all of the essential workers, par- Indigenous Education, which was created ticularly teachers and school administrators, who have worked in consultation with Indigenous leaders. According to tirelessly to ensure ongoing education for students everywhere. Universities Canada, a survey is conducted every two years to Education, the system, its students and educators, at all levels identify ongoing Indigenization and reconciliation efforts among and at all institutions, have been challenged like never before. its member organizations. Here are some interesting findings that But we evolve, we adapt and we will pull through and be stron- come from the most recently published 2019 survey: ger people as a result. “More than 90 per cent of universities offer financial aid ear- Best of luck on your education journey! marked for Indigenous students; 85 per cent of universities report partnerships with Indigenous post-secondary institutions, com- Danielle Vienneau, munities and organizations to foster dialogue and reconciliation; Editor-in-Chief 2021 - 2022 Upcoming Issues Space Material Publication Issue Name Issue # Theme Reservation Deadline Dates Spring 2021 108 Leadership Mar. 1 Mar. 8 Apr. 15 Tourism & Summer 109 Travel May 1 May 8 June 15 Environment Special Edition 110 & Wellness Jul. 2 Jul. 8 Aug. 15 Fall 2021 111 Career Guide Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Oct. 15 Business & Special Edition 112 Economics Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Dec. 15 20th Winter 113 Anniversary Jan. 8 Jan. 16 Feb. 15 Advertise with us! Contact: [email protected] or [email protected]. Dates subject to change. Order your subscription today. Visit saymag.com. 4 | EDUCATION GUIDE 2021 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2021 MAR 8 MAY 23 11th Annual Women’s emPOWER Hour International 1st Annual International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards Women’s Day Virtual Retreat Virtual Show. 7:00-10:00 p.m. CST Medicine song healing and reading circle, plus a live Two-day event celebrating Indigenous arts and culture, performance by ‘Medicine Song Woman’ Brenda MacIntyre. recognizing performers and small businesses. womensempowerhour.com Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada indigenoushiphopawards.com MAR 18-19 Indigenous Sustainable Investment Virtual Conference JUNE 7-8 This is the 4th Annual First Nations Major Projects 8th Annual NATOA Trust and Investment Conference Coalition industry engagement event focused on delivering Event provides an opportunity to connect directly with programming related to the advancement of an Indigenous organizations that provide services in investment and trust worldview of environmental, social and governance management. standards. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada fnmpcindustryevent.com natoa.ca/8th-annual-trusts-and-investment-conference MAR 31 SEPT 10-12 Connecting the Circle – A CCAB Awards Celebration Celebration of Nations Virtual event honouring national award recipients and Niagara’s annual Indigenous arts gathering that celebrates opportunities to learn from well-known CCAB award creativity, diversity and resilience. laureates and key business experts. celebrationofnations.ca ccab.com/events SEPT 22 MAY 3-7 Business Recovery Forum Womxn Indigenous Legacy Leaders A CCAB full-day virtual event that will assist members, Investing in the future of the Indigenous economy. Indigenous businesses and entrepreneurs to continue Virtual event. rebuilding the economy. Award presentations to be made. natoa.ca/events ccab.com/events MAY 13 OCT 22-23 Indigenous Women in Leadership (IWIL) Indigenous Youth Summit Celebrate, honour and learn from Indigenous women who Two-day event that focuses on empowering youth with skills lead both in business and the community. Connect, learn and advice to jumpstart their careers. and socialize in an interactive virtual setting. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ccab.com/events natoa.ca/indigenous-youth-summit-2021 SAY Magazine has made every effort to ensure our calendar of events is up to date; however, we encourage you to check event websites regularly for updates due to interruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. EDUCATION GUIDE 2021 | 5 POETRY CONTEST To end 2020 on an engaging and positive note, SAY Magazine ran a poetry contest in the fall. The contest encouraged Indigenous residents of Canada and the United States to submit poetry that celebrates
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