Archive for the 'Education' Category

Jun 29 2008

We Have Started our Journey In Victoria BC

Honourable Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond British Coumbia’s First Representative for Children and Youth Head of the independent over site body for BC Ministry of Children and Families.   What follows is an overview of her on camera interview. And most troubling to me is that the number of non-aboriginal children in government care goes down year after year wile the [...]

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Jun 23 2008

The Bandwagon, Native Adoptions & the 60’s Scoop

The Bandwagon gives voice to the tens of thousands of children who, in the 1960’s through 80’s, were literally scooped from their homes without the consent and in many cases without the knowledge of their parents or communities. The film crew will travel from Band to Band across Canada interviewing the children affected by this [...]

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May 18 2008

School Boards, Universities and Colleges that use The Fallen Feather

Aatse Davie School, Aboriginal Education Office of the Ministry of Education, Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary, Acadia University, Adams Lake Indian Band, Arrow Lakes School District #10, Aspen View Schools, Assiniboine Community College, Aurora College, Yk Campus, Avon Maitland District School Board, Babine Aboriginal Secondary School, Battle River Regional Division #31, Blue Quills First Nations [...]

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Apr 20 2008

National Day of Healing and Reconciliation May 26th Edmonton Event Features The Fallen Feather

Monday May 26th, 2008 The National Day of Healing and Reconciliation Edmonton Event will feature a BBQ Community Event and Film Showcase at the Royal Alberta Museum, Edmonton, AB. For more information on the event details visit www.ndhr.ca.

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Apr 02 2008

The Fallen Feather is an Official Selection of the 11th Okanagan International Film Festival April 16th-20th, 2008

The 11th Okanagan International Film Festival. Thursday April 17th, 2008 The Fallen Feather Pre-Party was held on the Houseboat at 5:00pm. It was a great opportunity for co-owners in the film to mingle and meet with media, Aboriginal Educators and Advocates, family, friends and attendees of the evening performance. Director Randy Bezeau Introduced the 7:00pm screening [...]

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