Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
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Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
11:00-12:00
2019-03-04
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-04
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-04
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-04
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Songwriting Tollkit
Songwriting Tollkit
17:00-18:30
2019-03-04
Songwriting Toolkit free workshop for all levels rooted in self-expression, experimentation and bridging cross-cultural influences.
Participants will explore different creative songwriting exercises and technology. Closing with a group percussion-jam featuring indigenous Filipino Kulintang gongs facilitated by members of Pantayo an all women Kulintang collective. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our songwriting workshop series please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
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Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
11:00-12:00
2019-03-04
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-04
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-04
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-04
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Songwriting Tollkit
Songwriting Tollkit
17:00-18:30
2019-03-04
Songwriting Toolkit free workshop for all levels rooted in self-expression, experimentation and bridging cross-cultural influences.
Participants will explore different creative songwriting exercises and technology. Closing with a group percussion-jam featuring indigenous Filipino Kulintang gongs facilitated by members of Pantayo an all women Kulintang collective. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our songwriting workshop series please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
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Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
10:15-12:15
2019-03-06
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Drum Circle
Drum Circle
17:30-20:00
2019-03-06
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.
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Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
17:30-19:30
2019-03-07
This program aims to provide a safe space for those suffering from PTSD and/or substance abuse issues to learn spiritual healing practices based on the Medicine Wheel, other Indigenous teaching.
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Grocery Support
Grocery Support
10:00-12:00
2019-03-08
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
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Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
11:00-12:00
2019-03-11
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-11
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-11
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-11
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Songwriting Tollkit
Songwriting Tollkit
17:00-18:30
2019-03-11
Songwriting Toolkit free workshop for all levels rooted in self-expression, experimentation and bridging cross-cultural influences.
Participants will explore different creative songwriting exercises and technology. Closing with a group percussion-jam featuring indigenous Filipino Kulintang gongs facilitated by members of Pantayo an all women Kulintang collective. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our songwriting workshop series please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
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Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
11:00-12:00
2019-03-11
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-11
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-11
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-11
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Songwriting Tollkit
Songwriting Tollkit
17:00-18:30
2019-03-11
Songwriting Toolkit free workshop for all levels rooted in self-expression, experimentation and bridging cross-cultural influences.
Participants will explore different creative songwriting exercises and technology. Closing with a group percussion-jam featuring indigenous Filipino Kulintang gongs facilitated by members of Pantayo an all women Kulintang collective. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our songwriting workshop series please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
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Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
10:15-12:15
2019-03-13
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Drum Circle
Drum Circle
17:30-20:00
2019-03-13
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.
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Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
17:30-19:30
2019-03-14
This program aims to provide a safe space for those suffering from PTSD and/or substance abuse issues to learn spiritual healing practices based on the Medicine Wheel, other Indigenous teaching.
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Grocery Support
Grocery Support
10:00-12:00
2019-03-15
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
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Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
11:00-12:00
2019-03-18
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-18
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-18
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-18
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
More events
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
Gentle Movement & Relaxation
11:00-12:00
2019-03-18
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-18
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-18
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-18
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
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Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
10:15-12:15
2019-03-20
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Drum Circle
Drum Circle
17:30-20:00
2019-03-20
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.
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Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
17:30-19:30
2019-03-21
This program aims to provide a safe space for those suffering from PTSD and/or substance abuse issues to learn spiritual healing practices based on the Medicine Wheel, other Indigenous teaching.
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Grocery Support
Grocery Support
10:00-12:00
2019-03-22
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.
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~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
~ Online Learning ~ Computer Lab
13:30-14:30
2019-03-25
Starting January 28th, this class runs every Monday (Except Feb 18, 2019)
The Nbaakaawin Kwe (Wisdom Woman) Education Centre is offering a new computer lab. Participants can pick from a number of online classes, including: G1 Drivers Test Prep, Money Matters, Customer Service, Mindfulness, and much more! You can work independently on your course or with tutor support. This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women who are interested in learning Anishinaabemowin.
This education series is now full. If you are interested in other Computer Literacy classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
13:45-15:45
2019-03-25
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
Introduction to Computers (Part II)
14:30-15:30
2019-03-25
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join us for this 6-week computer lab series! This group is best for those with some familiarity with computer. Learn how to send emails, search the internet, save documents, type like a professional, and much more! This series welcomes Indigenous (First Nations – status or non-status, Inuit, Metis) self-identifying women.
If you are interested in our computer classes please register with NWRCT`s Education Program. Contact Terez, Education Coordinator to set up an appointment (email:education@nwrct.ca phone:416.963.9963 ext. 238)
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Ozhige Workshop
Ozhige Workshop
10:15-12:15
2019-03-27
The 10-day Ozhige Workshop (She who builds a dwelling) is an in-depth workshop that will cover topics from learning how to search for market rentals to understanding tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities. There will be an arts and crafts component as well; clients will be able to make a dreamcatcher to display in their homes. Participants will end the 10-day workshop by learning how to Spiritually Cleanse their spaces. This workshop will run for two half days a week from Monday, February 25 – Wednesday, March 27. Spaces are limited!
Drum Circle
Drum Circle
17:30-20:00
2019-03-27
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. Drumming starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8 p.m. Open to all self-identifying women and two spirit (Indigenous and non-Indigenous). No experience needed. Tokens provided.
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Seeking Safety
Seeking Safety
17:30-19:30
2019-03-28
This program aims to provide a safe space for those suffering from PTSD and/or substance abuse issues to learn spiritual healing practices based on the Medicine Wheel, other Indigenous teaching.
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Grocery Support
Grocery Support
10:00-12:00
2019-03-29
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Native Women’s Resource Centre, Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Weekly Food Bank run at NWRCT.
Please come in person, between 10am-12pm. Registration required.