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New teams and new venues feature in Hawthorns 2024 AFLW fixture!

Both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students took part in the ceremony on May 31

Article content Jackie Yellowhorn, the Indigenous family outreach coach for the Pincher Creek Family Centre, organized Indigenous Week 2021 across four days, June 21-24, to share Indigenous culture. “Indigenous Day was (June) 21st. So we thought we’d do a whole week of events for it, and I think it’s really important to share our culture.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Indigenous culture shared and celebrated Back to video The week start...

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Jackie Yellowhorn, the Indigenous family outreach coach for the Pincher Creek Family Centre, organized Indigenous Week 2021 across four days, June 21-24, to…

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Jackie Yellowhorn, the Indigenous family outreach coach for the Pincher Creek Family Centre, organized Indigenous Week 2021 across four days, June 21-24, to…

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2 February 2020 – Indigenous Peoples have suffered disproportionately from the economic impacts of COVID-19, yet they hold essential knowledge for rebuilding a more sustainable and resilient post-pandemic world, free of poverty and hunger, said Gilbert F. Houngbo, President of the UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), at the opening of the Fifth global meeting of the Indigenous Peoples’ Forum today. “COVID-19 has devastated the lives of millions of people across ...