Archives: 2024

Pictured: Youth4Youth Canada member Akina Ohlman, YAN co-founder Julia Sneyd, and Youth4Youth Canada co-founders Taliah and Sarina Lyons

It was an honour to meet and share space with so many genuine women who attended the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) 50th Anniversary gala.

Thank you for attending our free Indigenous workshop series and educational days! There’s more to come next year!

It was time to get back to the land.

Berry picking holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for many Indigenous Peoples, as it has sustained our communities for generations.

It was so much fun teaching the folks at OCSB about Métis culture!

We were invited to increase awareness about Métis culture at Library and Archives Canada by delivering cultural awareness workshops in both English and French.

We really enjoyed teaching and performing at this heritage village on Indigenous Peoples Day.

We had an incredible opportunity to share our culture with schools in the Renfrew County Catholic District School Board on Culture Day.

Family and kinship ties are at the heart of Métis culture.

We invited Indigenous youth to make a Mother’s Day Pancake Mix gift, plus learn Métis jigging!