This will be hosted like a virtual talking circle, with Jessie sharing private teachings. We will focus on cycles of the land, and your place in them.  We will briefly touch on the earth's natural cycles, and then move toward making connections with our own cycles (and disrupted cycles); and how to make connections to stabilizing actions. There will be a brief breakout activity- and then we will gather, share and close our time together.

Participants will need a journal/pencil and or pencil crayons.

Jessie Fiddler- Kiss the principal of Wisakejak Education. She is a Métis woman, mother of 3 and lives in Bragg Creek, Alberta. Her paternal family comes from the Batoche Métis community in Northern Saskatchewan, and her maternal side from Scotland and Norway. She is the creator of the Moss Bag Project: a scholarship for Indigenous mothers pursuing their post-secondary education, and played hockey competitively for 10 years for MRU, U of S, and the Olympic Oval. Jessie is an advocate for decolonizing education and Indigenous rights. She is passionate about reclamation, the sharing of Indigenous narratives, self- study and academics, and the land and its truths.

This session will NOT be recorded