'Online Participatory Research in COVID-19: Youth Stories through Cellphilms' with PCL & Community-Based Research Canada (CBRCanada). April 21, register now: mcgill.ca/x/JDc

📢 Calling all those between 9 and 14 📢 What does "Re-imaginings" mean to you? Tell us through cellphilm! This year's Festival has prizes to be won in four categories: Community Engagement, Individual, Youth (9-14), and Under 8. Stay tuned to learn more !

1/2:🎆🗓️Join us June 1 at 4pm ET for C2UExpo2022 mini gathering and awards gala! Celebrate community-based research excellence award winners & tune in for the panel "Community-based research at the cross-roads: Equity, social justice, & change". Register bit.ly/3P8ssh4

For the first time ever, this year's Cellphilm Festival features an Under 8 category! Cellphilms in this category will be evaluated based on creativity, and relevance to a separate theme, "It’s Not Fair!"

Unleash your imagination by joining our 10th Annual McGill International Cellphilm Festival! Exploring this year's theme of “Re-Imaginings”, we invite you to re-imagine: our world, our society, and ourselves. 🌎✨

The submission deadline for McGill's International Cellphilm Festival has been extended to June 3! Get started now for this one of a kind opportunity ✨ Submit your work via: internationalcellphilmfestival.com/submit/

Day6 #IndigenousHistoryMonth I wrote this study guide for Annick Press some years back as a primer for folks beginning #IndigenousEd work with background info on many of their Indigenous titles to help teachers navigate content #30DaysIHM annickpress.com/content/downlo…

June is National Indigenous History Month!! This month, as well as every other month, is an important time to listen to Indigenous people, uplift and centre Indigenous voices and celebrate Indigenous cultures. #Indigenoushistorymonth

We want to hear from Indigenous YOU(TH) for our upcoming newsletter! Submit art, writing, recommend a book or musician and spotlight an aunty or uncle here: tinyurl.com/a8bcukbs All submissions will be entered to win prizes! #indigenous #metis #inuit #firstnations #youth

There is still time to submit! #Indigenousyouth #Metis #Firstnations #Inuit

Join our next Community of Practice meeting on August 12th to explore the topic, "Co-authorship with community members as research co-creation" with Dr. Julia Fursova from York University. Register here: mailchi.mp/f8f9dd13e0b0/c…

For the 2022 #InternationalDayOfIndigenousPeople we are so excited to highlight the Girlfesto! The Girlfesto represents healing, safety, freedom, bravery, and community. It has been translated into 9 languages. Check it out here: pcleducation.wixsite.com/girlfesto/the-…

“Sound can heal. Sound can kill. Sound can be a spear or a needle." “Ever Deadly" premieres at @TIFF_net on Sept. 9. Tickets are on sale for the public as of Sept. 5. See ticketing and scheduling information at tiff.net/events/ever-de…. National Film Board of Canada • @tagaq • #EverDeadly

Non-Indigenous people: please remember that September 30th isn’t a day of celebration or joy for us. For many of us, it’s a day that reminds us of loss and is a day of mourning and remembrance. Please remember this when smiling with your friends for a pic in your orange shirts.

We are SO excited to share the new MTW & P2E newsletter "You(th) Inspire". This issue was edited by Hailey-May and Julia from GET Art in Rankin Inlet Nunavut! Check it out here: issuu.com/morethanwordsm… #Indigenousyouth #firstnation #metis #inuit

We are so excited to share two new books! Hannah Battiste's "Out of Darkness" is available online and Young Indigenous Women's Utopia's "KÎYÂNAW OCÊPIHK" is available at the book launch on November 24. Link in bio for more details!

#DYK Women and Gender Equality Canada (Women and Gender Equality Canada) has a newsletter? Subscribe now to get the latest WAGE news, funding opportunities, and helpful resources delivered straight to your inbox: women-gender-equality.canada.ca/en/news/newsle…