Hello KANATA Community,
Thank you to all of you who have submitted to our journal. We received many high-quality academic, art and creative writing submissions! – We look forward to seeing all of you at our…
Volume 7 Journal Launch!
Afternoon of April 3rd @ SSMU: Madeleine Parent Room 
Mark your Calendars!
Until then, here are a few other upcoming things to keep you busy:
Annual Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Women
Friday, February 14th @ 6:00pm, Place Emilie Gamelin (near Berri-UQAM)
Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Missing Justice) invites you and yours to come out and show your love on Valentine’s Day by coming out to this year’s Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Women on Friday February 14th, 6pm at Place Emilie Gamelin (Berri Metro, corner Berri & Ste. Catherine).
The first women’s memorial march was held in 1991 in response to the murder of a First Nations Coast Salish woman on Powell Street in Vancouver. Out of this sense of hopelessness and anger came an annual march on Valentine’s Day to express compassion, community, and caring for all women in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, Unceded Coast Salish Territories.
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Building Bridges Through Understanding: 
An Experiential Workshop on Colonization and Reconciliation
Friday, February 21st from 9:00am-5:00pm, Downtown YMCA Centre Ville, Montreal
Hosted by Canadian Roots Exchange
Geared to solutions and healing rather than recrimination , and inspired by Jann Derrick’s teachings of ‘The Circle and The Box,’ and by many Elder’s teachings, this experiential workshop, will help participants to better understand traditional Aboriginal ways and values as well as our personal role in supporting their revival. It will also explore the affects of Residential Schools and Canada’s Policy of Assimilation. This workshop is a great forum in which to ask questions and is done from a non-blame and non-shame perspective.
THE FACILITATOR: Kathi Camilleri is an Aboriginal woman from British Columbia who has worked coordinating healing programs in the Aboriginal Community for 16 years
**This workshop is FREE and is open to all youth aged 30 years old and under, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous
** lunch will be served provided and SPACE IS LIMITED
Please confirm your attendance by emailing:montreal@canadianroots.ca 
 
Canadian Studies Journal 
CSAUS – The Canadian Studies Association of Undergraduate Students is still accepting submissions for its Journal Publication, “Canadian Content”.
– Seeking papers and diverse mediums (plays, poetry, photography, short stories etc).
– Essays or academic work should have received a grade of A- or higher
– Submissions must be “Canadian themed”
– English or French both welcomed
Email submissions to csaus.exec@gmail.com
DEADLINE: March 1, 2014

Cheers,

– Your KANATA Exec

KANATA – McGill Indigenous Studies Community
http://qpirgmcgill.org/kanata