The Mino Ositah Workshop is a hands-on, culturally grounded experience where youth create meaningful items while learning teachings rooted in land, language, identity, and kisêwâtisiwin.
We can support youth in reconnecting:
Culture and identity
Creativity and confidence
Language and ways of knowing
A sense of belonging and wellbeing.
Responsibility and community
Through land-based inspiration, creation, and shared learning, youth are guided to make something good: With their hands, their mind, and their spirit. Language is woven throughout the workshop in key words, teachings and everyday terms that support youth reconnecting to language.
This work is for all of us
This work is grounded in collaboration, with opportunities for communities to share in supporting materials, local artists, and program delivery.
To learn more or discuss how this could work in your community, please reach out. We’re happy to connect and plan together.