September Event - Pairing Indigenous & Western Knowledge in Indigenous Guardian Programs - Guardian's Hour with Jimmy Morgan

Is your Guardian program interested in weaving Indigenous knowledge and western knowledge? Are you build bridges between different ways of knowing in your program? How might braiding Indigenous and western knowledge together enrich Guardian programs?

For September's Guardian's Hour we will discuss how Indigenous Guardian programs pair (or hope to pair) the strengths of Indigenous knowledge and ways of knowing with western knowledges. This practice of Etuaptmunk or Two-Eyed Seeing was developed by Mi'kmaq Elder Albert Marshall, but we acknowledge that every Nation has their own words and practices regarding braiding knowledges. Learn more about Two-Eyed Seeing here.

Hosted by Gitanyow Lax'yip Guardian and TST facilitator, Jimmy Morgan, Guardian's Hour is a free monthly event exclusively for Indigenous Guardians (the technicians or on-the-land workers who are part of an Indigenous Guardians program) to connect and engage in conversation about their work in the field.