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DESCRIPTION:\n	That little light in us\, that Inuk ability\, has been exting
 uished for too long. If we want to be ok with ourselves\, and continue lea
 rning\, that little light must shine bright as an Inuk. We have reason to 
 be proud! \n\n	- Tunu Napartuk\, Nunavik Advocate and Community leader\, in
  the film\, Shining Our Bright Light\, First Peoples Post-secondary Storyt
 elling Exchange\n\n\n \n\nJoin the team of the First Peoples Post-Secondar
 y Storytelling Exchange* (FPPSE) and special guests for an evening of film
 s and discussion on Inuit self-determination in education and Nunavik-base
 d post-secondary programs. Register here. \n\nFilms:\n\nShining Our Bright
  Light (25:00) by Michelle Smith and the FPPSE. Nunavimmiut youth and comm
 unity members share experiences of teaching and learning in college\, univ
 ersity\, in community and on the land\, and make the call for Inuit contro
 l of Inuit post-secondary education.\n\nShort films including The Story of
  Pasha (2:11) by Pasha Partridge\, and Hunting Life (3:13) by Neekallak An
 nanack\n\nPresenters:\n\n\n	Lucina Gordon\, FPPSE researcher\, School Couns
 ellor\, Student\n	Jennifer Qupanuaq May\, FPPSE researcher\, Filmmaker\, Ed
 ucator\, Student\n	Pasha Partridge\, FPPSE researcher\, Artist and Filmmake
 r\n	Natasha MacDonald\, Assistant Professor\, Department of Integrated Stud
 ies in Education\n	Michelle E. Smith\, FPPSE Lead\, PhD Candidate\, Departm
 ent of Integrated Studies in Education\n	Dr. Nicole Ives\, FPPSE Co-investi
 gator\, Director of the School of Social Work\n\n\n \n\nLight refreshments
  will be served.\n\nWith the generous support of the Office of Indigenous 
 Initiatives\, School of Social Work\, Faculty of Education\, Department of
  Integrated Studies in Education\, Department of Education Counselling Psy
 chology\, Quebec Indigenous Mentorship Network\, and Participatory Researc
 h At ɬÀï·¬.\n\n* The First Peoples Post-secondary Storytelling Exchange i
 s a community-based research project using storytelling and digital media 
 to honour Indigenous approaches to teaching and learning and improve post-
 secondary education for Inuit\, First Nations and Métis students see fppse
 .net \n
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LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, Chancellor Day Hall\, Room 101
SUMMARY:Shining Our Bright Light: Nunavimmiut Stories of Teaching and Learn
 ing & Self-Determined Education in Nunavik
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