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Monday, November 1 • 1:20pm - 3:05pm
Healing Through Dance, Empowering Through Education (90 min)

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For this session I would come in wearing my full regalia Jingle Dress. I would begin by explaining the origin story of the Jingle Dress. Highly focusing on how the dress was given to us a mean of helping us heal and overcome. Leading into a one song dance performance. Following that, we will switch our focus on to more contemporary mental health issues that we all deal with today along with socio-economic issues. We take time to discuss the importance of self care. As well as touch on topics of suicide epidemics, the Residential school legacy, and MMIW&G (along with our men and boys). And how the Jingle Dress helps us cope and heal through these hardships. We will conclude the session with a group participation of us dancing the Jingle Dress Healing Side Step together, as a positive way of moving forward with everything we discussed.
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Randi Lynn Candline

tansi, Randi Lynn nitsihkahsewn mistasiniy nehiyaw ohchi niya Lac La Biche, AB ekwa niwikanHello, my name is Randi Lynn Nanemahoo Candline. I am 34 years old and my family originates from the Bigstone Cree Nation in Northern Alberta, Treaty 8 territory but I grew up in Lac La Biche... Read More →

Monday November 1, 2021 1:20pm - 3:05pm MDT
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