Tips for whatever shade of green you want to be! Program Director @NaturlCuriosity, board director with @eecom_info
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ALT with NC Coach Maria Vamvalis: BEd, OCT, PhD Candidate (OISE-UofT); Transformative Climate Change Focus, Grade Level: Junior/Senior
ALT with NC Coach Velvet Lacasse: BEd, OCT, MEd (OISE-UofT); Social Justice Focus, Grade Level: Early Years/Primary
ALT avec Facilitatrice Chantal Larivière; Niveau scolaire: cycle préparatoire, primaire et moyen
ALT Schedule and sign up portal for the 6 sessions can be found: tinyurl.com/NCcoaching23
ALT A photograph of leaves and pine needles on the forest floor. Text reads, "Treaties Recognition Week. Treaty Education Video Share. Check out the NC Pinterest for more resources." Beside, a screenshot of Native Land Digital tool featuring a map of this continent with treaty labels. Below, a label reads, "Native Land Digital." Beside, there is a graphic depicting the outline of Ontario covered in brightly coloured flowers. Below and above, text reads, "Gdoo-Sastamoo Kii Mi: This is our Understanding."
ALT A photograph of leaves and pine needles on the forest floor. Text reads, "Treaties Recognition Week. Treaty Education Video Share. Check out the NC Pinterest for more resources." A photograph of a puppet with black hair and holding a pencil, behind which can be seen the puppeteer. Over the photo, text reads, "Rabbit. Artist & Storyteller, Treaty 13." Below, text reads, "Indigenous Voices on Treaties." Beside, there is a photograph of Dr. Hayden King who is wearing a maroon button up and speaking while gesturing. Below, text reads, "Dr. Hayden King on Treaties." Below, there is the cover of the documentary, "In Our Words: Understanding Treaties." The cover features five speakers from the documentary. Below, text reads, "In Our Words: Understanding Treaties."
ALT International Day of Climate Action with green trees in the background.
ALT “Indigenous Peoples have been faced with adaptation challenges for centuries and have developed strategies for resilience in changing environments that can enrich and strengthen current and future adaptation efforts.” – IPCC AR6
ALT Picture of Megan and text that reads "I grew up a few blocks away from Gabekanaang-ziibi (Anishinaabemowin name for the Humber River). This river has played many roles in my life from teacher to friend. I am grateful for the warm rocks along the shore, the rushing currents, and the minnows that swim among them."
ALT Picture of Stephanie and text that reads "Growing up in Dalian, a coastal city in Northeast China, I feel the happiest when I am close to the sea. The wet and salty sea breeze entering my lungs and passing my fingertips, the sound of ocean waves and squawky seagulls occupying my ears… I feel surrounded by this wonderful memory of me spending hours and days with my parents on a tiny beach at the back of my home."
ALT Picture of Gladys and text that reads "I grew up by the West Lake in Hangzhou, which is a southeast city in China. The lake played an essential role in my childhood. I could never forget the scene of picking lotus pods with my grandma in a boat on West Lake when I was a child. The boat crossed the lotus leaves; I sat on the boat, and my body was moving by following the water flow. I listened to grandma singing nursery rhymes, ate the fresh lotus seeds, and felt nature surrounding me."
ALT Picture of Hannah and text that reads "I grew up close to Sunnybrook Park where I loved to spend my time as a child. One of my favourite things was being able to see the horses there and appreciate their stength and beauty. It was a great place for me to connect with nature so young, and explore my local environment by going through the trails, and starting collections of the most interesting pinecones, sticks, and leaves I’d find around to take home with me."
ALT Photo of Natasha Bascevan. Text that states Natasha Bascevan (MEd, OCT). Natural Curiosity Virtual Summer Institute Facilitator. Anishinaabe- Metis-Wemtigoshiikwe, co-editor of the Turtle Island Journal of Indigenous Health and owner/director of Mino Mashkiki Consulting Inc.
ALT This image features a dark green background with text that states "We are hiring! Join Our Team, Program Coordiantor." It also states to submit your CV and Cover Letter to [email protected].