Melissa Leroux
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Melissa Leroux
@LerouxMrs
(she/her) Mom, wife, teacher, learner.
Katılım Ocak 2016
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Great opportunities to honour Indigenous truths and art during Indigenous Peoples' Month. @FNMI_SCDSB
unlearn.@unlearn_com
Here is a brief introduction to the wonderful artists who are members of the Indigenous Group of Seven. Have you ever heard of them before? Have you went to any of their exhibits? Share your thoughts with us in the replies! #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenousArt
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Mr.Rostalski and Mrs. McConnell brought their Learn@Home classes to the Pow Wow. Students in their class even got to participate in the inter-tribal dance with their teachers. Students enjoyed learning about their regalia and the different types of dances.
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Ms. Greenbird organized our Pow Wow. There were talented singers, drummers and dancers. She demonstrated hoop dancing and fancy dancing to our students. @FNMI_SCDSB
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gbdvisualarts@gbdvisualarts
So proud of this incredible crew (& others who couldn't be here) for months of hard work creating our first @GBDBears mural. This mural represents our school community. The entire school collaborated on the vision for this artwork. #collaboration #communitymural @SCDSB_Schools
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Ontario Native Women's Association@_ONWA_
#Honouring and #acknowledging Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) Join ONWA for a presentation about the Grandmother Earth Dress and a highlight of ONWA's work encompassing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls. Register at: bit.ly/3xRCLj7
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Beautiful tribute for MMIWG. Wear red on May 5th to honour those who have left this world and for those who are still missing. @FNMI_SCDSB Thank you @LLigers for sharing.
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Great morning sharing Metis culture and learning how to do dot art with paint to represent beads of the Flower Beadwork People @ColdwaterPs with Julie Oliver's class. @FNMI_SCDSB
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The SCDSB invites staff & community partners to ‘Spring Back to Nature’, an outdoor learning conference to reflect on wellness and learning in the outdoors!🌷
📅May 14
⌚️8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
📍Springwater Provincial Park
ℹ️ Learn more & register now: bit.ly/36zilAi
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Diversity, equity & inclusion training is a feature of many workplaces today. But can it actually be taught? Could we be doing it better? Kathy Hogarth (@Laurier), @jharoldphd (@humbercollege), @kabotoss (@TD_Canada) & Shakil Choudhury ("Deep Diversity").
@TheAgenda 8/11pm @tvo
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Earth Day: The history and its importance in 2022 | CBC Kids News youtu.be/qXK-2U9NylE via @YouTube @FNMI_SCDSB #WaterIsLife #EarthDay22
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FNMIEAO.com@FNMIEAO
JOIN US! on #EarthDay APRIL 22 for a day of sharing from the FNMIEAO Elders Council. Great for classes (gr 4 and up) or anyone interested in listening to some amazing people share abt the importance of Mother Earth 🌎♥️ More more information & to register: fnmieao.com/upcoming-events
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Always interesting story but today especially on #IndigenousLanguages Day 2022 @FNMI_SCDSB
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March 31st is National Indigenous Languages Day!
We encourage you to use our interactive map to learn how to say the original names of the First Nations in your area.
You can find our interactive map here: mfnerc.org/community-map/
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TLDSB_FNIM@TLDSB_FNIM
March 31 is National Indigenous Languages Day. A day to recognize and celebrate the rich and diverse heritage of Indigenous languages. Languages are deeply personal and connect individuals, families and communities across generations, distances and differences. #IDIL20222032
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This is pretty cool... I wonder if they have speakers say it/read it, if it is written in sylabics or if it is written phonetically with the English alphabet. @FNMI_SCDSB
Ontario Ministry of Transportation@ONtransport
Today we honour National Indigenous Languages Day! As part of Ontario’s work to preserve and strengthen Indigenous languages, we offer the G1 knowledge test in Ojibway, Oji-Cree and Cree, allowing people to get their licence in their traditional/ancestral language.
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