Circle Teaching with Knowledge Keeper Damitra Greyeyes

We invite you to a gathering to learn and reflect together with Indigenous Knowledge Keeper Damitra Smokeyday, who holds Blackfoot and Stoney Nakoda roots.

Damitra will share her perspectives on the significance of gathering in circle, the importance of relationship when learning about Indigenous cultures and teachings, and what it can mean to walk with balance between traditional ways of knowing and the priorities we carry in our professional lives.

This gathering will create space for shared learning and meaningful connection, while considering how we can approach our work and relationships with greater intention.

Attire: For this teaching cultural protocol must be followed. Ladies need to wear a long skirt (ankle length) or cover their legs with a blanket along with wearing a shirt that covers their shoulders. Men need to wear a pants or cover their legs with a blanket along with wearing a long-sleeved shirt.