LEARNING CENTRE
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On September 23, 2009 the TRCM celebrated the Grand Opening of the learning centre for Treaty Education and Awareness with an open house and performance of Kinikinik: A Treaty Play by Ian Ross.
Conceptual sketch of the Learning Centre entrance designed by Prairie Architects Inc.
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The TRCM Learning Centre is designed to provide learning opportunities for all Manitobans to learn about the Treaties
To guarantee an inclusive and integrated design approach, the TRCM engaged the support of a committee consisting of members of the TRCM, the AMC and INAC.
Also, the TRCM consulted with the AMC/TRCM Elders Council to ensure recognition and integration of traditional knowledge into the overall concept.
The concept was developed to include the four (4) directions and circular elements reflecting an organic and holistic approach. With the intent to engage school aged children in the Treaty discussion; the design also allows for cultural appropriate activities such as smudging and ceremonies. The concept and usability of a user friendly environment will also provide an opportunity for all Manitobans to learn more about the Treaties and the Treaty relationship.
LIBRARY
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The TRCM Resource Library has continued to expand over the course of the year. Due to the nature of the material and sensitivity to original documents, the TRCM currently requires the use of the material on location or use by way of reproduction. In an effort to better serve and increase users, the TRCM will continue to work towards developing and enhancing the unique Treaty collection.
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Learning Centre Flyer
First Nations' Traditional Names Community Map (MFNERC)
Wahbung: Our Tomorrows
INAC Treaty Guides
Microsoft Innovation Project: Charles Sinclair School & River East Collegiate
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"The Brown Bag Lunch Series offered by the TRCM has been terrific - very rewarding both professionally and personally. The presentations have been relaxed, relevant and very informative. They have provided a perspective of our collective history that is often not known or well understood. I have also found the presenters to be very approachable and receptive to all types of questions. The staff at the TRCM office is great, very welcoming and helpful. I commend and thank the staff for their efforts with this wonderful series." ~Barb Ford
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