From September 16 to 27, McGill will be celebrating and honouring Indigenous peoples across the country including the Métis, the Inuit and First Nations
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Expanded to two weeks, Indigenous Awareness Weeks offers a full slate of diverse events and activities
McGill’s fourth annual Indigenous Awareness Week came to a lively, colourful close on Friday, Sept. 19, with dancers dressed in traditional costumes performing an inter-tribal dance during the Pow Wow on the lower campus field in front of dozens of smiling spectators. Even as the sounds of the drums faded and the dust settled on the dance floor, the weeklong event was being touted as a rousing success.
The 4th annual Indigenous Awareness Week will be held from Sept. 15-19. Organized by the Social Equity and Diversity Education Office, the week honours the many Indigenous cultures across the country including First Nations, Métis and Inuit. New to Awareness Week will be an Aboriginal Homecoming event to be held at the Faculty Club on Sept. 18.
Based on the results of a poll following last year’s event, this year's Indigenous Awareness Week has been tweaked to include all-day scheduling and a number of new programs. Call it Indigenous Awareness Week 3.0.
Roundtable to be held on September 25, from 4 to 6 p.m. at New Chancellor Day Hall, Room 202, 3644 Peel Street