About Indigenous Screen Office (ISO): The Indigenous Screen Office’s mission is to support and develop Indigenous screen storytellers and Indigenous stories on screens and increase representation of Indigenous peoples throughout the screen industries in Canada. ISO is currently seeking applicants for the positions of Executive Assistant and Program Coordinator. Job Descriptions: Executive Assistant (full-time, contract
The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is offering an eight-week Diabetes Education series with Kelvin Pang, Registered Dietitian from the Misiway Milopemahtesewin Community Health Centre. The workshop will begin on February 17, 2021 and conclude the week of April 5, 2021. This education series will be offered virtually through the Zoom platform and will feature
MHA Speakers Series Beyond Drugs: Understanding the Struggle, Helping the Healing February 9, 2021 7-9PM (EST) This 2-hour Speakers Series webinar can help create a compassionate understanding of why some youth and adults struggle with substance use. With a holistic understanding of this complex issue, a pathway for healing for all family members becomes
MNO’s Métis Child, Youth and Family Services Project Calling all MNO Citizens in Regions 2 – 9Community Engagement Sessions in 2021Registration deadline extended (see below) The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) has launched the Métis Child, Youth and Family Services (CYFS) Project. The Project has two primary goals: Improving the current system by: creating greater
TD is offering Indigenous youth exciting opportunities for professional skills development and work experience through its TD Wealth Indigenous Summer Internship (2021). Click below to be taken to the job description and application page. Job Description and Application Department Description Co-op and Internship opportunities allow you to gain valuable work experience across a number of
National Gallery of Canada presents Tapwe Talks: A Michif Kitchen Party with Jaime Morse Saturday, January 30, 2021 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm On January 30, join Jaime Morse, Educator, Indigenous Programs and Outreach, and Christine Lalonde, Associate Curator, Indigenous Art, as they continue conversations sparked by the exhibition Àbadakone | Continuous Fire |
January 28 is recognized across Canada as Bell Let’s Talk Day. Introduced in 2010, the Let’s Talk initiative challenged stigmas and sparked a global conversation on mental health awareness. We encourage you to join in the conversation on January 28 by using the hashtag #LetsTalk and by reaching out to those who may be struggling.
Métis Mental Health and Covid-19: Tools for Coping & Planning for Wellness Feb 16, 2021 • 7-8:30pm EST As the COVID pandemic continues, Métis people and communities are feeling the strain of disruptions to daily life that can wear down our mental health and wellbeing. Please join us for the next MNO Mental Health and
More than 420 Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Citizens attended the all-Citizen Town Hall that took place January 21, 2021 via Zoom. In opening remarks, MNO President Margaret Froh welcomed Citizens to the second ever all MNO Citizen Town Hall, introduced in 2020 to keep the community informed during the pandemic. “Tonight we wanted to
Finding Unity Through Negotiation: The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO), in partnership with the Gordon Foundation, is excited to announce a series of Negotiation Simulations for Métis youth (ages 16-29) this February. The “Finding Unity Through Negotiation” simulations are a great opportunity for Métis youth to explore aspects of Métis Self-Government, politics and policy by