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Gender Affirming Ribbon Garment Workshop - Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option one)
2025-10-24 09:00 - 17:00 (America/Vancouver) | OLARA 200
🌈 Gender-Affirming Ribbon Garment WorkshopHosted by Knowledge Keepers | For Indigenous & 2SLGBQIA+ Community
Join us for a hands-on, gender-affirming ribbon garment workshop led by Indigenous Knowledge Keepers Bernice Jensen and Susan Oliverius. This space is created by and for Indigenous and 2SLGBQIA+ folks to explore cultural expression, identity, and community through the making of ribbon garments.
Together, we’ll learn traditional teachings, garment-making techniques, and the significance of ribbon work in expressing gender, kinship, and resistance. You are welcome whether you’re reconnecting with your culture, are fully immersed within your culture and identity, or are continuing your personal journey.
Who This Is For:This workshop is specifically intended for Indigenous and 2SLGBQIA+ participants. All experience levels are welcome.
What’s Provided:

Fabric, Ribbons, and any materials for garment making
Teachings from Knowledge Keepers
Light refreshments (lunch will also be provided)
A safe and supportive environment

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Space is limited, so we encourage early registration to secure your spot.

Gender Affirming Ribbon Garment Workshop - Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option two)
2025-10-25 09:00 - 17:00 | OLARA 200

Deconstructing Indigeneity through Art
2025-11-05 10:00 - 13:00 | OLARA building 2nd floor, Lounge area at All My Relations
We invite you to join us in exploring one’s creativity through beadwork, painting, and learning part of Secwepemctsín, as we engage in conversations concerning Indigeneity, culture, and shared experiences, in a social/academic space. In these activities, we encourage students from different backgrounds to share their knowledge, experiences and concepts of how Indigeneity is perceived from various parts of the world, and what information they would want to discover as they learn from Indigenous scholars and faculty. Our space is open to Indigenous, Non-Indigenous, and International Undergraduate and Graduate students. Food and refreshments shall be provided.
Date: Wednesday , November 5th
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: OLARA building 2nd floor, Lounge area near All My Relations Offices
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Deconstructing Indigeneity
Come connect and learn through conversations on Indigeneity, culture, and shared experiences, considering identity and place in a supportive social‑academic space.

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The Research Toolkit: Scoping Reviews
2025-11-27 10:00 - 12:00 | Chappell Family Building for Nursing and Population Health – PHARR Center (Room 245), 840 College Drive, Kamloops, British Columbia, V2C 0B8, Canada
SCOPING REVIEW (1)
Join us for another addition to The Research Toolkit series hosted by All My Relations in partnership with TRU Student Research!
Within this workshop, you will learn how to break down a topic into a step-by-step formula, practice identifying and synthesizing literature, and get tips on best practices to make scoping reviews easy!
Led by Juanita Dawne-Bacsu, PhD, an expert in rural health and population studies with extensive grant writing experience, this workshop is open to all students, staff and faculty.
📅 Date: November 27th, 2025
🕥 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Location: PHARR Centre, Nursing Building Room 245, TRU Campus
We hope to see you there!
Spots are limited—register today to secure your place and gain the tools to succeed in your scoping review endeavors.

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Gender Affirming Ribbon Clothing Workshop - Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option one)
2026-03-07 | OLARA 200
🌈 Gender-Affirming Ribbon Clothing WorkshopHosted by Knowledge Keepers | For Indigenous & 2SLGBQIA+ Community
Join us for a hands-on, gender-affirming ribbon garment workshop led by Indigenous Knowledge Keepers Bernice Jensen and Susan Oliverius. This space is created by and for Indigenous and 2SLGBQIA+ folks to explore cultural expression, identity, and community through the making of ribbon garments.
Together, we’ll learn traditional teachings, garment-making techniques, and the significance of ribbon work in expressing gender, kinship, and resistance. You are welcome whether you’re reconnecting with your culture, are fully immersed within your culture and identity, or are continuing your personal journey.
Who This Is For:This workshop is specifically intended for Indigenous and 2SLGBQIA+ participants. All experience levels are welcome.
What’s Provided:

Fabric, Ribbons, and any materials for garment making
Teachings from Knowledge Keepers
Light refreshments (lunch will also be provided)
A safe and supportive environment

✨ SIGN UP HERE ✨
You’ll see two date options — please select only one
Space is limited, so we encourage early registration to secure your spot.

Gender Affirming Ribbon Clothing Workshop - Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option two)
2026-03-08 | OLARA 200
