Every Single Brick Has a Story. The picture on the left is Geronimo Henry’s brick. Geronimo is a Survivor who attended the Mohawk Institute from the age of 5 to 16 and will be this month’s speaker at the Survivor Series Monday December 16 at 10am (more details on our events calendar). He has spoke… Read more »
Posts Tagged: Save the Evidence
Gift a Brick this Holiday Season and Support the Save the Evidence Campaign
Why Not Gift a Brick this year to everyone on your Holiday list and support the Save the Evidence Campaign? The $5 Gift that keeps on Giving. This year at Woodland Cultural Centre, you can support the Save the Evidence Campaign by making a $5 Donation to “Gift a Brick” to a friend or family… Read more »
Mentor College Presents Save the Evidence Donation at Eddy Robinson Lecture.
Mentor College Students presented the funds they raised through Orange Shirt Day sales to the Save the Evidence Campaign during a special talk from Eddy Robinson. Eddy Robinson spoke to Mentor College staff and student body and his personal round table discussion was powerful and impactful for the Grade 12 History and Philosophy students. Eddy… Read more »
What is Giving Tuesday? When is Giving Tuesday this year in 2019?
GivingTuesday is a global movement for giving and volunteering, taking place each year after Black Friday. The “Opening day of the giving season,” it’s a time when charities, companies and individuals join together and rally for worthy causes. In the same way that retailers take part in Black Friday, the giving community comes together for… Read more »
Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church – Raised over $4400 for Save the Evidence and Woodland Cultural Centre
Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church – Raised over $4400 for Save the Evidence and Woodland Cultural Centre Woodland Cultural Centre sends a big THANK YOU out to the Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church for their incredible fundraising efforts for the Save the Evidence Campaign. Through their own fundraising efforts the Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church donated over… Read more »
Orange Shirts Now Available Online
Woodland Cultural Centre is excited to announce that our Save the Evidence Tshirts are now available online for purchase! The proceeds from these shirt sales goes directly to the Save the Evidence Campaign, a multi-million dollar restoration project to transform the former Mohawk Institute Residential School into and interactive cultural site. The Orange… Read more »
We’re Hiring! Cultural Interpreter
Join our team! Cultural Interpreter Under the direction of the Education Coordinator, the Cultural Interpreter assumes responsibility for guiding tours of the Woodland Cultural Centre’s museum, facilitate residential school presentations as well as workshop instructions. The Cultural Interpreter will be working in conjunction with other staff members to provide knowledge of the Centre and complete… Read more »
NOW HIRING: Executive Director
Join our Team! Executive Director Under the guidance of the Woodland Cultural Centre Board of Directors, the Executive Director guides the strategic vision, mandate, mission and goals of the organization. As a local and national leader, the Executive Director will perform a wide range of complex management activities related to financial, governance, human resource management,… Read more »
ONKWEHÓN:WE FESTIVAL Feature: Archaelogy
ONKWEHÓN:WE FESTIVAL 2019 Saturday June 29 & Sunday June 30 – Mohawk Village Memorial Park 9:30am – 4:30 pm Archaeology Archaeology at the Woodland Cultural Centre is being undertaken as a pro-bono reconciliation project of the Ontario Archaeological Society and Archaeological Research Associates, Ltd. in partnership with the Woodland Cultural Centre, Save… Read more »
The Creator’s Game – A Review from Our Librarian
The Creator’s Game: Lacrosse, Identity, and Indigenous Nationhood A review by Virve Wiland, WCC Librarian Here I am, the reader of the book “The Creator’s Game” – Lacrosse, thinking I am being given an insight into the history of Indigenous Lacrosse. What I am really being given is an insight into how Lacrosse helped… Read more »
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