June 30, 2020—Kelowna, BC: A project to bring Truth and Reconciliation into the classroom has received a $1 million grant to establish a 5-year research collaboration that includes IndigenEYEZ. The project brings together university researchers and local partners to seek respectful ways for educators to align their teaching practices toward reconciliation. The project is led […]
May 2015—Williams Lake: Our weekend youth camp with the 7 Tsilhqot’in and Carrier-Sekani reserve communities around Williams Lake was a hit. We delivered two workshops for adults before spending the weekend with youth from across this broad territory. This youth worker from one of the most remote communities describes what happened: “It was difficult to […]
IndigenEYEZ is extending an invitation to First Nations facilitators interested in joining our team! We are offering a two-day workshop just for you! There is no obligation if you attend and decide this is not for you, but you will walk away with a fresh new set of skills to use in your future facilitation! […]
IndigenEYEZ is seeking First Nations facilitators to join our team! If you are interested in the arts, passionate about social change and seeking like-minded people, we want to know! Our team members are given many opportunities for professional development, mentorship from highly-skilled facilitators and the chance to be a part of a land-based, cultural youth empowerment program. If you […]
IndigenEYEZ is pleased to announce the new dates for our Creative Facilitation Workshops: Thursday, November 20th & Friday, November 21st Please CLICK HERE to download this poster and online registration form.
Our recent youth camp in Osoyoos, BC was a wonderful success!
