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  • ABOUT
    • Facilitators
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    • Youth
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    • Cultural
    • Land Based
    • Language
  • INITIATIVES
    • Economic Development
    • Social & Community Development
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    • Public Community Wireless Internet
    • Solar Atmospheric Water Generation via Renewable Energy
    • Cultural Competency Training
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Anangok Akikang
Stars of the Land 

Anangok AkikangStars of the Land Sewing Workshop & Fashion ShowParticipants will learn; How to Sew & StitchHow to Follow / Create Templates & DesignsHow to Present Finished Pieces & Modelling We will put together a fashion show for your community!  

Mishkiki Pimose & KaaKoniwin
Medicine Walk & Harvest 

  Mishkiki Pimose & KaaKoniwinMedicine Walk & Harvest Medicine Walk in Your Community Plant & Medicine Teachings Harvesting Etiquette & Techniques  

Gooniikaa-Ginebig & Bibooni Ataadiiwin

Gooniikaa-Ginebig & Bibooni Ataadiiwin The Snow Snake & Winter Games The Story of The Snow Snake GameGameplay Rules & EtiquetteBuild a Snow Snake & Play

Baaptaagozi (When she speaks she makes you laugh.)

Youth Comedy & Female Empowerment Workshop  

Bagone-Giizhig; The Hole In The Sky

An Introduction to Star Teachings, Constellations & ClansIn depth teachings about the origins of the Anishinaabeg (original people)Star Constellations and their Traditional HistoryClan Teachings , Roles & ResponsibilitiesFacilitated by: Bwaananaabekwe Mary Moose, Anishninaabe Elder & Knowledge Keeper of the Mermaid Clan

Neebawi Nïmîn
“Educating Through Song & Dance

An introduction to Men’s Fancy, Grass & Women’s Shawl DancingTraditional Teachings & EtiquetteRegalia Components & TeachingsMen’s Fancy Dance PerformanceFacilitated by Eric Mentuk, Waywayseecappo First Nation

The Bustle Dome

The Fancy Bustle Making WorkshopFancy Bustle (5 Day Class)Traditional Bustle, Chicken Bustle & Eagle Tail Fans (3 day class)Girls Plumes (1 Day)Facilitated by Eric Mentuk, Waywayseecappo First Nation

Anishinaabeg Izhitwaawin 

Anishinaabeg IzhitwaawinNarration. Language & Teachings (Anishinaabe & Néhiyaw)Beginners & Introduction – 16 WeeksIntermediate Stories & Teachings – 16 weeksAdvanced Stories 7 Teachings 16 weeksFull Year Virtual Indigenous Cultural ImmersionFacilitated by Ogimaa Wab Joseph Sutherland, Traditional Knowledge Keeper

Semma Sacred (The Non Smoking Workshop) 

Traditional and ceremonial use of tobaccoThe Colonialism of TobaccoVaping & Addiction AwarenessQuittingFacilitated by Joshua Martin, Executive Director & Former Smoker (20 years)Contact:Info@Mishkiki.Org | www.Mishkiki.Org | (705) 770 0550

Full Circle – The Hip-Hop Workshop

Full Circle – The Hip-Hop Workshop The Roots: Participants will learn how the early pioneers of hip-hop used music as a tool to manifest and live a better way of life and achieve personal goals. Individuals will also learn how traditional indigenous culture can relate to hip-hop fundamentally, while utilizing the same principles and foundations. […]

Build Your Empire – An Entrepreneurial Workshop

Facilitated by Paul Owl, owner of TreeTeas Brewing Company, RezQ Technologies and the Muskoka Bees and Treas Café. Passion = Productivity + Profit Participants will learn how to create a business idea out of the things they are passionate about in life. Participants will see how hard-work can be both fun and rewarding while building […]

Hunt & Gather 2k – A Workshop for Financial Literacy

Participants will learn about their individual credit score and how it can effect their future Participants will learn about loans, financing and interest rates, compound interest and debt traps. Savings, Investments and how to achieve your financial goals.

13 Moons

A discussion about the traditional diets of our ancestors and the current health of our people today. An in-depth look at traditional harvesting practices and how the harvesting seasons relate to the original 13 Moon calendar. Comparison of traditional diets and medicine vs. modern diets and medicine.

Madoodiswan – Sweat Lodge Building & Ceremony Workshop

How to conduct a Sweat Lodge Ceremony and traditional etiquette. Building the sweat lodge in preparation of ceremony. An in-depth explanation of the Sweat Lodge Ceremony and its origins to the many nations of Turtle Island. Facilitated by Jared BigCanoe of Georgina Island First Nation

A Thousands Words 

A history of various First Nation art forms Participants will learn how to draw-out and plan a painted mural Group Mural Painting Facilitated by Manitou Neemen (Quentin Commanda) of Nipissing First Nation

We Are Seeds – The Medicine Garden Workshop

Group construction of an outdoor garden or greenhouse An in-depth description of our sacred medicines and the ways they were gifted to our people How to tend to the garden and plants for an optimal harvest Traditional harvesting protocol & teachings Facilitated by Joshua Martin, Executive Director, Mishkiki

Make The Letters Dance – A Introduction to Breakdancing & Graffiti

The History of breakdancing & relevance to our culture Conditioning and training lessons Beginners course on breakdancing moves and etiquette A brief history of graffiti Beginners course on urban art techniques Facilitated by Que Rock of Nipissing First Nation

Creators Game – The History & Fundamentals of Lacrosse

A Haudenosaunee History of Lacrosse with Story-Telling Fundamentals, Rules & Player Etiquette Basic & Advanced Techniques Teamwork, Work Ethic & Game-Play

Be a Protector 

Be a Protector – A STD / STI Prevention & Awareness Workshop Participants will be taught the danger and definitions of STD’s / STI’s. Participants will be taught methods of sustaining a healthy body, mind and spirit. STD Prevention, Contraceptives and Local Community Services

Creators Gift – A Suicide Prevention Workshop 

Why? Participants will brainstorm on root causes for people to take their own lives, and ways individuals can seek help before it’s too late. Purpose! Participants will be taught the importance of being an indigenous person in these sacred times of cultural revival. Reach Out! Participants will be told about numerous outlets for personal depression […]

Street Survival School 

Obtaining a Place to Live Participants will be taught how to acquire safe and affordable accommodations such as an apartment or room-rental by utilizing community resources. Getting a Job Participants will be taught unique strategies for acquiring and maintaining gainful employment in any sector of the workforce. Participants will also be advised on the community […]

Flight Academy

An Incite to the The Spirit of the Prisoner Inherent & Social Status Systematic Challenges & Obstacles Alternative Lifestyle Choices Goal Setting & Achieving

Ogitchidaa (People with Big Hearts) – A Workshop on Addictions Awareness

Finding the Cause for Self-medicating How Culture & Spirituality Help Battle Addictions Relapse Prevention & Triggers in Society Fentanyl Awarness & Overdose Education Community Supports

The Rocky Boy Story – An Introduction to the Grass Dance

The Rocky Boy Story – An Introduction to the Grass Dance • A history of the origin of the Grass Dance and the first Grass Dancer • The role and responsibilities of a Grass Dancer • An in-depth Regalia description and explanation of components • Beginners course on Grass Dance moves and etiquette Facilitated […]

Mino Mishkiki (Good Medicine)

The Medicine Wheel, Four Directions & Protectors; Participants will be taught the history and meaning behind the Medicine Wheel and how it relates to them. Participants will also be taught the medicines and protection animal that relates to each direction. The 7 Grandfather Teachings, The Great Law & Tree of Peace; Participants will learn the […]

Truth & Reconciliation

How Thoughts, Words & Actions Effect Your Body and Others Internet Bullying, Physical Harassment & Teen Suicide The 5 Genders of the Indigenous Tribes (Male, Female, Two-Spirit Male, Two-Spirit Female & Transformation) and their Traditional Roles A History of Pre-Contact Social Structure & the Effect of Colonialism

Got Juice? A Diabetes Awareness and Healthy Living Workshop 

Participants will have hands-on interaction with juicers, fruit & vegetables in a fun-filled exercise making their own juice! They will also be taught the key factors of our traditional diet (wild rice, berries, white fish, dried meats etc.) and how they can potentially avoid illness & disease through healthy living. Focusing On: Juicing & Benefits […]

Chiefin’ – The Leadership Workshop

Participants will learn about the roles of clans and clan resposibilities Traditional self and tribal governance Participants will learn about leadership qualities and the development of interpersonal skills

Elder Care

We now offer Elder Care with any of our workshops to boost youth engagement and bring our elders and youth together. Our Elder Care program is facilitated by Lily Luu, a Master in Practice Diploma of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences. Classic Osteopathy is a drug-free, non-invasive manual therapy that aims to improve health across all body […]

Help the Future

You can now help our organization achieve our goals through your own contributions! We are currently raising funds to solve the socio-economic problems in our communities that have been long neglected by governments. This includes access to clean drinking water, food, housing, culture & language revitalization, renewable resource development and self-sustainability. We are not government funded, and limited resources are available for indigenous initiatives. Our Interactive Empowerment Workshops are the sole source of income for our organization at this time, with hopes to initiate Economic Development projects to provide funding for our Social & Community Development initiatives.

CHI MEEGWETCH, NIA:WEN, WELA’LIN, ANUSHIIK, HIY HIY, MASSI CHO, YAW^ KO, MARSI, MERCI, GRACIAS & THANK YOU

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Cultivate the Future

We are now offering over 20 unique Interactive Youth Empowerment Workshops to all First Nations Communities, Schools, Programs and Organizations all across Turtle Island. Our target audience for youth are ages 11 – 18 (Grades 6-12), and we do not have a limit for the number of participants. 

 

Rooted in Culture

Mishkiki is an indigenous founded entity that has a primary focus on educating and inspiring youth through educational and interactive workshops. Focusing on many aspects providing art and cultural revitalization, ecological intiatives, many other projects that support and uplift the people.

Connect & Build

We research the cultural and chronological history of every territory we visit, then verify with elders in the region found by our extensive network in Indian Country. So far, we have visited communities in the Yukon, B.C, Manitoba, Ontario (North & South) and Quebec, and we look forward to visiting your community in the near future.

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