Learn with the Land, Make with Clay – Workshop for Kids by Tanya Gluvakov

Gather and learn about cedar and how it can help to ground us. Listen to a story about the canoe and the teachings about what rest means to us. Learn how the canoe was put to rest during winter as an act of care.

Create a special pinch pot clay canoe to bring the teachings together. Take your clay canoe home to share its story with your family and friends.

**Registration is intended for youth participants. If parents/guardians or other adults with to participate in the event , they are welcome to do so but must also register to secure a spot of their own as space and materials are limited**

About the Guest Educator:
Tanya Gluvakov is a mixed Mohawk woman with family and “roots” from Six Nations of the Grand River. Growing up in Toronto, Tanya now spearheads projects that bring resurgence of medicines and accessibility to urban communities. She grows and harvests many medicines from her own garden, and honorably from the land and teaches workshops about the many medicines and how connecting with them can help us find our way. She is an herbalist, mom, teacher, and an auntie and proud founder of Roots and Raven, where she welcomes indulgence in a variety of products and experiences created to help find moments of peace and remembrance of our connection to all things.

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