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The Community Outreach Transit Team
Author: Noor Al-Henedy The Community Outreach Transit Team, or COTT for short, is a partnership between the City of Edmonton and Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society. Together, a transit peace officer and a Bent Arrow outreach worker patrol transit facilities with an eye, an ear and a heart for the needs of vulnerable Edmontonians. Launched as …
Indigenous Healing: Sihtoskâtowin and the Aseniwuche Winewak Nation
Collective effort in supporting one another and understanding that individuals often cannot get through difficult times alone is an important concept in the Cree way of life. Sihtoskâtowin, or the act of helping, looking out for, and supporting one another, is one of the Seven Cree Principles.
Helping Youth Put Their Best Foot Forward this School Year
Like the Backstreet boys, schools back. For many children this means an exciting time of reconnecting with friends, and shopping for trendy clothes and the coolest school supplies. There is however another side to this exciting time that is often overlooked. Having school supplies affects a student’s social and emotional well-being thus impacting their overall educational experience. A child coming to school …
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Kikosewin: The Act of Being with Family (in a Virtual World)
Overcoming Covid-19 and Creating Community The word family conjures up many different images and feelings. To some it is a term that connects lineage, and to others, it denotes people who have come into their lives. No matter which definition you choose; family always implies people who are the most important to you. These people give you space to belong, feel safe and …
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Kahkiyaw: Spearheading The Evolution of Children Services in Alberta
Kahkiyaw places the parent at the centre of their plan and works alongside them in partnership. Kahkiyaw is the first collaborative service delivery for urban Indigenous children, youth and families in Alberta.