Experiential learning with youth!
This year, we celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day at Muskoka Heritage Place in Huntsville, Ontario. It was wonderful to be invited back to share Indigenous culture with students, families, and visitors from across the community. The event offered opportunities to learn from First Nations, Métis, and Inuit presenters, showing students that Indigenous cultures are diverse, vibrant, and very much alive today.
We had a wonderful time visiting Greater Gatineau Elementary School to teach our Métis Music, History, and Culture workshop for students from Kindergarten to Grade 6.
We recently had the opportunity to visit Broadview Public School to facilitate a beadwork-inspired dot art workshop with a group of enthusiastic Grade 4 students.
We recently delivered a Beadwork Inspired Dot Art Workshop to Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) employees at Mādahòkì Farm. It was a beautiful day of learning, creativity, and connection.
At Youth4Youth Canada, we care deeply about creating spaces where culture is not only talked about, but experienced through mind, body, heart, and spirit
We recently hosted a horsemanship workshop and it was one of the most joyful days we’ve ever had.
We were honoured to present our Introduction to Dot Art workshop during the OCDSB’s PD Day on March 28, 2025, held at the Canada Science and Technology Museum. Participants arrived eager to explore dot art—an expressive style that uses small, colourful dots of paint to mimic beadwork and create detailed floral designs inspired by the prairie flowers of the Homeland.
The Girl Guides’ vision, "A better world, by girls," truly resonates with us.
We were warmly welcomed by the 24th Ottawa Scout Group to share our Métis cultural awareness workshop.
It was so much fun teaching the folks at OCSB about Métis culture!