Retired astronaut John Herrington, a member of the Chickasaw Nation, will discuss his journey to space Jan. 19.
Learn how you can join in the work of reconciliation with Indigenous communities through the UWindsor Orange Shirt Day website.
Learn how you can join in the work of reconciliation with Indigenous communities through the UWindsor Orange Shirt Day website.
James Jones, AKA Notorious Cree, will lead an Indigenous dance program at 7 p.m. today.
James Jones, AKA Notorious Cree, will lead an Indigenous dance program at 7 p.m. today.
Jay Jones will discuss the impact of Residential Schools in an online presentation Thursday, Sept. 16.
Jay Jones will discuss the impact of Residential Schools in an online presentation Thursday, Sept. 16.
James Jones AKA Notorious Cree will lead an Indigenous dance program today
Welcome Week has an exciting new guest this year. James Jones, a professional hoop dancer - otherwise known as Notorious Cree is facilitating his high-intensity Indigenous dance exercise program today.
Notorious Cree is a men’s fancy Powwow dancer and among the top 3 world hoop dancers who also plays the flute and hand drum. Notorious Cree blends traditional, modern and contemporary arts mixed with comedy to showcase a high-energy performance.
Joe Pitawanakwat will present an online workshop on Indigenous herbal medicine Friday, July 23.
Submit photos of fry bread for a chance to win a copy of a cookbook and a $50 gift card.
Submit photos of fry bread for a chance to win a copy of a cookbook and a $50 gift card.
“Invasion” is one of four films available for streaming as part of the “We are Not a Phase” series.
The final screening in the “We are Not a Phase” film series opens Thursday, Feb. 25.
The online presentation “Keeping our Teachings” will explore land-based learning Friday, Feb. 5.
The online presentation “Keeping our Teachings” will explore land-based learning Friday, Feb. 5.
A film screening and discussion Thursday is tied to the celebration of Indigenous cultures, Rock Your Mocs.
A film screening and discussion Thursday is tied to the celebration of Indigenous cultures, Rock Your Mocs.
