Upcoming Community Information Sessions
Community Information Sessions
October 8, 2024
Join guest speaker Craig Letendre, Otipemisiwak Métis Government Harvesting Manager, as he shares how we can include the whole family in traditional Métis harvesting and gathering practices.
Craig is a lifelong Métis citizen from the historic community of Lac Ste Anne, where he lives with his family. Growing up fishing and setting gill nets with his grandfather, a commercial fisherman, Craig has continued this tradition as an active harvester. He has passed down his skills to his children, Joshua and Kirsten, who are also involved in harvesting.
Craig enjoys teaching Métis citizens how to set nets and fish, sharing his knowledge at the Frosty Reels Family Camps every spring and other Métis events.
Email fasd@metis.org for more info
Previous Community Information Sessions
- Understanding Adult ADHD
- Gratitude and Wellbeing
- Understanding Addiction
- Coping With Stress
- Hacking Your Happiness
- Trauma = Addiction
- Child and Adult ADHD
- Building Resiliency
- Finding Strength in Recovery: Mental Health and Addictions
- The Prevention Conversation: Foundations of FASD
- Sleep Hygiene
- Speaking Your Child’s Language
- Community Disability Workshops – No recording available
- Better Choices Better Health – No recording available
- Let’s Get Real – No recording available
- Negative Self Talk – No recording available
- Mindfulness for Métis Families – No recording available
- Leading ChangeTM: Understanding Domestic Violence – No recording available
- Foundations of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) – No recording available
- Harvesting
- Disability and the Disability Sector
- Office of the Child and Youth Advocate
- Brain Basics
- Child Custody and Parenting
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) 101