A look at current and past events and educational initiatives held by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives.
Current and Upcoming Events
Past Events
2022
November:
November 4th: 24th annual Indigenous Knowledge Symposium: Indigenous Languages Revitalization.
September:
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Events
- Indigenous Art Exhibit
- Taking up the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Recommendations in your Classroom
- Beading Workshop with Liv Rondeau of Flint + Maple
- Elder Meet & Greet: TRC - Working Towards Meaningful Respect
- Paint Night with artist Jaylene Cardinal
- TRC + Me
Flag Raising Ceremony + Sacred Fire, more here
June:
Indigenous History Month
Indigenous Peoples Day - June 21st - Grand Opening at Tipi Moza followed by events at City Park, Kingston.
Download National Indigenous Peoples Day event details here.
May:
Moose Hide Campaign Day
Messages and support from Principal Deane and Provost Mark Green
Gazette Article: Queen's joins the Moose Hide Campaign
National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Gazette Article: University honours Indigenous women and girls lost to violence
2021
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, September 30th
Queen's Gazette - Photo Essay
Past Events
May
11
Thursday

Moose Hide Campaign Day
Take a stand towards violence against women and children...
May
05
Friday

National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Read the final report for calls to action
Apr
12
Wednesday

Presentation on MMIWG2S+
Learn more about the Red Dress Initiative on campus