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Introducing MIKM 2701: Learning from Knowledge Keepers of Mi’kma’ki

Apr 5
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Updated: Apr 6

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This course is grounded in the voices and teachings of Knowledge Keepers and is designed to create meaningful opportunities for knowledge sharing and intercultural dialogue.

Participants will engage with:


  • The rich history of Mi’kma’ki

  • The culture and traditions of Indigenous peoples

  • The wisdom and lived experiences that shape Indigenous communities across Mi’kma’ki and Canada


The course creates space for reflection, learning, and respectful conversation, supporting a deeper understanding of Indigenous worldviews and their relevance in our work and everyday interactions.


Why This Matters

Engaging with courses like MIKM 2701 supports our shared responsibility to:

  • Build cultural awareness and respect

  • Strengthen relationships within our community

  • Align our work with the principles of Truth and Reconciliation

  • Learn directly from Indigenous voices and knowledge systems


We encourage staff to explore this opportunity as part of their ongoing learning journey.


Start Learning

You can begin the course at your own pace:


 
 
 

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