April 23 Topic: Relationship Building - what does relationship mean to you? 

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Register here. 

April 9 Topic: Open Session/Opportunity for questions and discussion, no set topic

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Register here. 

March 26 Topic: Inclusion with Principal and Vice-Chancellor Patrick Deane

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Register here. 

March 12 Topic: 'Communication' with Chancellor Shelagh Rogers

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Register here. 

February 26 Topic: Open Session/Question period - an opportunity to ask questions, suggest future topics, or engage in discussion with Al or the OII

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Register here. 

February 12 Topic: Diversity with special guest Stephanie Simpson, VP (Culture, Equity and Inclusion)

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Jan 29 Topic: Protocol vs. Policy

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Jan 15 Topic: 2025 Topic Recap

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.
Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

This session will be online only on Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. *Please note: while most sessions will be offered both online and in person, some sessions may be online only. Please ensure you register for the sessions you wish to attend to be notified of any event updates with correct location and topic information.

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

Join the Queen's community to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday, September 30th. The fire will begin at 1:00 pm with invited speakers starting at 1:15 pm. 

This fire is open to all Queen's community. Please come with a good mind and willingness to listen. 

Join us bi-weekly on Thursdays for continued Elder Talk sessions, with Cultural Advisor Te ho wis kwûnt - Allen Doxtator.

Al originates from Oneida Nation of the Thames, and is a member of the Bear Clan.

Elder Talk sessions are an opportunity to learn from our Cultural Advisor and explore Indigenous worldviews, with a safe space to ask questions after each session. Please come with a good mind and a willingness to listen and learn to all parts of the sessions.

Sessions will be hybrid in MacCorry E202 + Zoom, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. 

*Open to all Queen's community (staff, faculty, students, alumni, etc.) 

RSVP here: https://forms.office.com/r/TVBefw9E5E