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Calling all aspiring Indigenous writers and storytellers. Join us in celebrating Hodinohso:ni’ stories and storytellers across four storytelling workshops! Gain exposure and learn traditional and modern storytelling tools.

Only 10 spaces are available.

The session will be held in the Oneida Room

Free catered lunch!

Drop in at our Brantford Campus for an info session to learn more about what SNP can offer!

EVENT POSTPONED: CONTACT logan.smith@snpolytechnic.com FOR MORE INFORMATION

Calling all aspiring Indigenous writers and storytellers. Join us in celebrating Hodinohso:ni’ stories and storytellers across four storytelling workshops! Gain exposure and learn traditional and modern storytelling tools.

Only 10 spaces are available.

The session will be held in the Oneida Room

Free catered lunch!

EVENT POSTPONED: CONTACT logan.smith@snpolytechnic.com FOR MORE INFORMATION

Calling all aspiring Indigenous writers and storytellers. Join us in celebrating Hodinohso:ni’ stories and storytellers across four storytelling workshops! Gain exposure and learn traditional and modern storytelling tools.

Only 10 spaces are available.

The session will be held in the Oneida Room

Free catered lunch!

Join us for our Brantford Campus Open House to learn more about our campus, facilities, programs and courses and much more!

Calling all aspiring Indigenous writers and storytellers. Join us in celebrating Hodinohso:ni’ stories and storytellers across four storytelling workshops! Gain exposure and learn traditional and modern storytelling tools.

Only 10 spaces are available.

The session will be held in the Oneida Room

Free catered lunch!

Drop-in at our Brantford Campus for an info session to learn more about what SNP can offer!

Drop-in to our Brantford Campus info sessions to learn about our programs and courses.

This three-day workshop will focus on a ribbon shirt or dress specifically for infants (boy or girl). Students in this workshop will learn the basic skills needed to make baby clothing. Workshop Fee: $90.00

This workshop will explore aspects of Haudenosaunee matriarchal society, and discuss how the roles and participation of Indigenous women in Haudenosaunee civilizations is an enactment and embodiment of peacebuilding. This workshop also explores how Haudenosaunee civilization is structured upon equity and equality of all, which is a critical element of how peacebuilding may be implemented today. Themes of connectedness, dialogue, acceptance, peace, love, and transformation in Hodinohsó:ni cultural stories will also be discussed. Workshop Fee: $50.00