Indigenous Science

• WORKSHOP
• AUGUST 4, 5 & 14

HUMILITY SCIENCE: BOW-MAKING WORKSHOP

Come learn about the physics, relationality, and protocols of bow-making, from gratitude to the tree ancestor before carving, to learning from the birds when latching feathers to the arrow for aerodynamics, you will get to experience the depth of science within these complex ancestral teachings.

Workshop led by Knowledge Keepers Alice Kaquitts and Tom Snow.

FREE for Indigenous Youth Under 18 Years Old

Includes food, transportation, supplies

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• INDIGENOUS SCIENCE NIGHT
• OCTOBER 16

INDIGENOUS SCIENCE NIGHT: STONES, STORIES, STARS

Where Indigenous Knowledge Meets the Cosmos

Experience an evening of Indigenous science, astronomy, storytelling, and cultural connection.

Learn from Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and Indigenous scientists as they share perspectives on the relationships between the Land, the Sky, and the knowledge carried across generations.

From star stories and telescope tours to hands-on activities and community conversations, this event offers unique opportunities to explore science through multiple ways of knowing.

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