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SUMMARY:OASW Grey Bruce-Huron-Perth & Area: Cultural Awareness for Social Workers - History of First Nations in Canada
LOCATION:https://oasw.zoom.us/j/83320196828?pwd=emNiM2YyUXloc3JCQkZkY2ZiQjlxUT09 Code:833 2019 6828 Password:887663 Phone: Phone2: Password:
DESCRIPTION:When\n      Thursday\, September 21 from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM\nWhere\n      Zoom\nCosts\nOASW Members: Free!Non-Members:\n  $15Student Non-Members: Free!\nEvent Description\nJoin colleagues and learn the history of Turtle Island from long\n  before the settlers arrived\, to where we are today! Using the 7 Fires\n  Prophesy as a timeline\, the presenter Trish Meekins\, will take you on\n  a journey from a First Nations’ perspective. You will learn what it\n  means to be a treaty people in Canada and what you can do\, as your\n  part of reconciliation.\nBiography of Presenter:\nTrish Meekins is a registered social worker and was the 2022\n  recipient of OASW’s Distinguished Social Worker Award for Huron\,\n  Perth\, Bruce\, and Grey counties! Trish is also a member of the Saugeen\n  Ojibway Nation and a member of the Chippewas of Nawash band. Trish has\n  extensive experience in facilitating\, and training agencies and\n  organizations\, in many capacities\, but her primary training is the\n  history and teachings of her Anishinabek roots.\nTrish is the sole proprietor of Nikaanaganaa Counselling &amp\;\n  Learning Centre and has recently opened at retail store highlighting\n  First Nations art\, jewelry\, and crafts\, as well as medicines and\n  resources for all to learn more about the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island.\n\n \nNOTE ABOUT REGISTRATION QUESTIONS:\nOASW is committed to inclusion and promoting a diverse range of\n  identities\, experiences\, perspectives\, and voices across all areas of\n  the Association. As such\, the registration contains some optional\n  questions that are intended to assist us to better understand our\n  social work community and ensure that our work is reflective of the\n  diverse membership of OASW and our profession.
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ATTENDEE;CN=breanne@oasw.org:mailto:breanne@oasw.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230921T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230921T140000
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