It is with careful consideration and a lot of conversations, that we are postponing the Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win camps until further notice. With the recent events taking place globally, the COVID-19 pandemic has seen everyone self-isolate, schools …
By: Dylan Kensick on January 27/2020 Taylor Galvin and I travelled to Pinaymootang First Nation for Lake Winnipeg Indigenous Collective’s Winter Gathering on January 20-21/2020. It was a great gathering with lots of people from different communities across Manitoba. There …
By Karlee Lemus On August 11, the Kis Kin Ha Ha Ki Win crew started their 6 hour journey to Couchiching First Nation, a Treaty 3 reserve located just outside Fort Frances, Ontario. This was going to be our fourth …
By Taylor Galvin, Land Based Camp Coordinator From August 12th to 14th Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win made its way to the Northwestern Ontario community of Couchiching First Nation. And what an adventure it was! On day one of …
By Kianna Durston On July 29th, our team packed up and made our way to Sagkeeng First Nation for our third camp program this summer. For this camp, we were able to stay in yurts and cabins with a beautiful …
By Tanjina Tahsin. On July 08, 2019 Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win, a three-year initiative, started its first three-day Land-based Indigenous Science Camp in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation (BON), a Treaty 1 Nation located northeast of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The goal …
My name is Karlee and I will be helping to facilitate the land-based camps this summer. Our goal for the Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win initiative is to bring a programme that is grounded in the land, controlled by …