“When Berries and Medicines are Ripe” - Sharing Circle 101 will learn about what a sharing circle is; protocols as a participant; and etiquette throughout.

Join us virtually and participate in Make the Month, an interactive activity that will put you in the shoes of an individual living in poverty, as they navigating day-to-day choices on a limited income.

Participate in sage picking in Kananaskis while learning the teachings of sage picking and its protocols.

Join us for an inspiring Day of Caring, and be part of a community-driven initiative where you can make a real difference.

Join us for an opportunity to make your own drum or rattle and learn teachings of the Indigenous drum and rattle.

Step into the shoes of a family navigating experiencing this - life on a limited income with Make the Month, an immersive digital experience that reveals the tough choices individuals must make to survive—and the resilience it takes to keep going.

This World Mental Health Day, we invite you to join us virtually during your lunch break, and understand the crucial impact that support can have on our mental health and well-being, and how you can support your peers.

Join us for a film screening and debrief circle for “Bones of Crows”.

In honour of Metis Week, join us for a learning session with a Metis Elder, Metis speakers, and Metis artists.

Join us in-person and participate in Make the Month, an interactive activity that will put you in the shoes of a senior citizen, Frances, navigating tough choices on a limited income.

Join Elder Reg Crowshoe to learn teachings and concepts on "Blackfoot Model of Governance" from an Indigenous perspective.

Join us for a heartwarming holiday activity where we’ll be crafting cheerful kits or cards to brighten the season for seniors and families in the community.

Join us to listen to the concept of social work from an Indigenous perspective and understanding social work for Indigenous people.