Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre
57 Martin Crescent B2N 5V3 Truro, NS, Canada

This is amazing. Thank you for helping us # BuildTheVision for the future Centre.

If you are a survivor or descendant, please take the time to read this post and consider taking part in the online survey. Your guidance and input are a vital part of making this project a success. Wela'liek!

Another session is happening tomorrow from 4-6. If you are a Survivor or a Descendant of the Shubenacadie IRS, please consider taking part as your input is very important to the success of the Commemoration Project. You don't need to be from the region indicated or even have grown up there, the only requirement is that you are a Survivor or Descendant and are willing to help guide this important project. To join the Zoom meeting tomorrow at 4, just follow the link and click... on the "Join Event: button - you will be directed straight to the meeting. For more information, contact Dorene Bernard at [email protected].

If you are a Shubenacadie IRS survivor or descendant, we want your input and guidance for the next phase of the Commemoration Project. Helps us by completing this online survey so that we can gain your insights for commemoration. For more information, visit Shubenacadie IRS Commemoration Project

The next IRS session is this Friday. If you want to take part and didn't get a chance last week, please feel free to join this or any other session. If you are a survivor or descendant, we want your input.

Our language connects us to everything. In this video, Ursula Johnson, Cultural Interpreter at Kejimkujik National Park, finds a deeper truth in the written la...nguage of her people, the Mi’kmaq people, that was taught to her by her great-grandfather. The Committee would like to acknowledge funding from Support4Culture and the Province of Nova Scotia for the creation of this video. Nova Scotia Government Video by FPS (Filet Production Services Inc.) #mikmaqhistorymonth www.mikmaqhistorymonth.ca

Mi'kmaq History Month book recommendation.

Our very own Gerald Gloade talking about Mi’kmawey Debert and the 7 Districts. #mikmaqhistorymonth To donate to help #buildthevision for the future Centre, visit: www.mikmaweydebert.ca

Yesterday, today and tomorrow... EVERY-CHILD-MATTERS! Check out this great video from HERH Cultural Alliance on the importance of Orange Shirt Day. #mikmaqhistorymonth #orangeshirtday

EVENT: Alan Syliboy and The Thundermakers October 23

Take a read - knowledge passing from one to many.

Welima'qji'jkewe'l/Sweetgrass - an important part of our culture and traditions. #mikmaqhistorymonth

Check out this fun and yummy MI'kmaq History Month contest from CMM Health. Included is a healthy version of a traditional Mi'kmaq food. See below for contest details - and don't forget to tag #mikmaqhistorymonth so we can see all the delicious luski photos shared.

Join the David Suzuki Foundation for a screening of the documentary film, "There's Something in the Water," followed by a conversation with producer Dr. Ingrid ...Waldren, Dr. David Suzuki, and three fabulous frontline community activists (who are profiled in the film). When: Wednesday, October 21, 3 p.m. Pacific / 6 p.m. Eastern To register follow the link below. See more

Event The Global Social Justice Project in collaboration with Unama’ki College presents: Fall 2020 Virtual Speaker Series Radical Hope as Medicine: Voices form ...Wabanaki Session 1: October 8, 2020, at 6:30 p.m. For more information and to register, visit: www.politics-of-hope-fall-2020.eventbrite.ca See more

Check out this great video featuring Mi'kmaw community gardener, Judy Bernard Googoo. #mikmaqhistorymonth

Repost from @novascotiamuseum Netukulimk @mnhnovascotia from a traditional Mi’kmaq concept that celebrates the connection and balance between the natural and human worlds, is a place for visitors to celebrate & explore Nova Scotia’s forests. For more information on Mi’kmaq History Month visit www.mikmaqhistorymonth.ca... . . . #mikmaki #mikmaq #mikmaw #indigenouspeoplesofcanada #mikmaqhistorymonth #novascotiamuseum #mnhnovascotia See more

Netukulimk - Family - Culture - Education - Sacred knowledge - Tradition - History - Heritage Mi'kmaq History Month means many things to many people. It's an op...portunity for us to share who we are and who we have always been. We recognize October as Mi'kmaq History Month but Mi'kmaq history, culture, tradition and language can and should be celebrated all year long. In honour of Mi'kmaq History Month, the Halifax Public Libraries has put together a number of resources that highlight the beauty of our history and culture. Take a look and celebrate our culture with us! https://www.halifaxpubliclibraries.ca//mikmaw-history-cul/

The official reveal of the Mi'kmaq History Month 2020 Poster!!!!!