Mi'kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre
10 Mackay Drive E3B 5A3 Fredericton, NB, Canada

"Humans are capable of incredible adaptability and resilience, something which we can unlock by talking. By sharing our worries with others, we can get a perspe...ctive check. Bell Let’s Talk Day is a good opportunity to remind ourselves to begin a discussion and share how we’re feeling. When things are shareable, they’re manageable." Read more from Mental Health Strategist, Matthew MacLean: https://bit.ly/36l7giU #BellLetsTalk

There is a need for culturally relevant wellness, education and employment counselling support services within First Nation communities throughout the Maritimes. Simultaneously there continues to be a shortage of professional individuals with the counselling skills, understanding and knowledge to work successfully and effectively with First Nation students, individuals, and families. . We are now offering the Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Counselling, applicants must ho...ld a bachelors degree and have experience in working in helping roles with Indigenous peoples. . This certificate will be offered as a part-time, course based program. Courses will be offered one / semester over two years utilizing a blended learning model ( e-learning with opportunities for in-person engagement ) * An information session will be taking place February 2 from 4pm -5pm if you have any questions or require further information please contact Lynn Lawson: [email protected] Jared Durelle See more

Attend an event and apply to UNB! As part of our virtual winter events, UNB is providing a free application to students who RSVP and attend an event. Your attendance provides you with a free application fee, whether you apply with accelerated admissions at the event or plan to submit your application at a later date. This program is available to applicants who are applying from Canadian high schools and who apply by UNB's application deadline of March 31, 2021.

Wabanaki Bachelor of Education (4 year, Elementary) This degree specializes in Wabanaki languages, culture and worldviews through involvement of Indigenous Elders and Knowledge keepers. Students complete entire degree from home (with exception of land-based gatherings) Mi’kmaq or Wolastoqey language certificate embedded within the degree; includes four language courses and a half of the practicum involved with teaching language in community schools.... Graduates are qualified for New Brunswick teacher certification level lV with the possibility of an additional year for a certification level V upgrade. The second cohort begins Fall 2021. For more information about this degree please contact Andrea Belczewski: [email protected] or [email protected]. The application process is open until March 31,2021 Danielle Larry

Check it out Wolastoqi Artists partner with the Atlantic Ballet to bring to the stage a new ‘ transformative ‘ production, you won’t want to miss.

Hey UNB! We've created a quick student survey for UNB Fredericton students to collect perspectives and concerns about the structure and work load of courses th...is semester. Once you complete the survey you can enter into a draw for a $50 visa gift card! Fill in the TypeForm here: https://unbsu.typeform.com/to/jCX8jWMo

Indigenous peoples have historically fought alongside Canada in major wars, only to protect democracy and freedom that was not returned in kind. This piece will contribute to an archive of research and storytelling of our ancestors who have carried the responsibility of protecting land, water, air, human and non-human life. Since time immemorial, Indigenous nations have not only fought on behalf of colonial societies, but our people fight tirelessly to protect peace and harmony that has been endangered - Spencer Isaac

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PJILA’SI, KULAHSIHKULPA, WELCOME FUTURE STUDENTS OF UNB! * Book a virtual tour and see admission requirements *