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Cultivating Compassion | Pre-colonization

Mon, Sep 09

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cSpace Marda Loop

Cultivating Compassion aims to create awareness and understanding of Indigenous histories on the lands now known as Canada. As we live, learn, and grow on these lands, it is our responsibility to have an understanding of why reconciliation is important and how we can engage in it.

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Time & Location

Sep 09, 2024, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. MDT

cSpace Marda Loop, 1721 29 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2T 6T7, Canada

About the event

Cultivating Compassion is a workshop that strives to bring awareness and understanding of Indigenous histories on the lands now known as Canada. As we coexist, learn, and evolve on this shared soil, it is our collective responsibility to grasp the significance of reconciliation and actively engage in its pursuit.

Join us as we embark on a transformative journey to explore pathways toward reconciliation and responsible decolonization, whether as individuals, communities, or businesses. This is a four-module series, and while attendance to all four sessions is encouraged, you're welcome to join any that align with your schedule. Remember, every session contributes to our shared learning experience.

We are honored to have Elder Ruby Eaglechild joining us for this gathering, sharing her wisdom and offering insights into the discussions.

During this session, we will delve into the following vital topics:

  • Uncovering the pre-"first contact" cultural, linguistic, spiritual, scientific, social, and economic practices.
  • Understanding the importance of Indigenous pedagogy.
  • Exploring the significance of the Seven Sacred Teachings in comprehending what has been lost.
  • Navigating the realms of linear and circular thinking.

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In the Spirit of the Truth, we acknowledge and recognize past and ongoing injustices. HBHL is committed to Reconciliation and healing with all Indigenous Peoples as we value accountability, dignity, collaboration, and continuous learning. HBHL recognizes the traditional territories, oral practices, and history of the Blackfoot Confederacy, Kainai, Piikani, and Siksika Nations. The Stoney Nakota Nations of Chiniki, Goodstoney/Wesley, and Bearspaw and The Tsuut’ina Nation of Treaty 7. We also acknowledge Métis Nation Region 3 and all who live, work and steward the Treaty 7 territories. As Treaty 7 Peoples we are all responsible for the continued health and honouring of these Sacred homelands.

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