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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Next up in our board profiles is Bettina Williams. Bettina is a Co-Chair of the Emerging Professionals Committee and a member of the Symposium Committee.
In her professional life, Bettina is the Program Manager, Emergency Management Division at the Justice Institute of British Columbia: JIBC. She is also an emerging artist creating paintings using alcohol inks. Curious to know what alcohol inks are, visit @beesartdesigns on IG (www.instagram.com/beesartdesigns/)
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Mary Maytwayashing from Lake Manitoba First Nation reflects on last winter's power outage.
"The outcome from these events has always led us to teach our children about the sacredness of life and to respect the earth and all of its life. The animals, medicines, plants, fire, and water. If we respect and acknowledge their sacredness then the Earth Mother would continue to take care of us."
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Lake Manitoba power outage reflections: Off-grid lessons revived | HazNet
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Good Day All, I hope everyone is having a good day. This power outage in Lake Manitoba First Nation, aka Animozeebeeng, Dog Creek Reserve has surely been intense at times. We’ve been so busy maintaining everything with the upkeep: keeping us warm and wearing layers of warm clothing and having wate...#IndigenousHistoryMonth ##NIHM2021
This was written following the wildfires in Tahltan territory in 2018 and the words are a powerful lesson in resilience.
"A letter from Tahltan" by Sonia Dennis
..."Through all this I see people gathering together. Holding each other up like we’ve never done before. Putting all shit aside and joining together. People who never talked before have found a friendship. Nations helping nations."
..."I am no greater than you, you are no greater than me. In times of devastation we tend to see this greatness bloom with in us. A strength that will tell us: We are greater TOGETHER than we are as “one”."
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By Sonia Dennis My heart aches, for all that once was, has now been changed forever. A life we called normal is now anything but… I cry for my people who have been left with nothing but rubble. The children that are displaced and sleeping in unfamiliar beds. I try to imagine what it would be …Follow Us on Twitter
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