Do you need information on First Nations band funding? Would you like to hear a member of your culture speak? Our gathering place is here to support you with the following programs:
  • Elder advising, consultations, and spirituality resources
  • Ceremonial smudge
  • Culturally relevant speakers and information sessions
  • A gathering place to study
  • Advocacy for First Nations band and Metis educational sponsorship
  • Indigenous scholarship and bursary information
  • Referrals to Learner Success Services (for services such as emergency bursaries)

Advisory council

Advisory Council

The Advisory Council helps the Iniikokaan Centre with its programs.

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Iniikokaan staff sitting together

Resources

Learn about the services and resources for Indigenous learners.

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Iniikokaan Centre Elders

Cultural Resource Elders

Your opportunity for a consultation with our one of our elders.

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Indigenous Awareness Month

Indigenous Awareness Month

Kii-stoo-noon Ih-ka-nai-tsit-a-pii-ko-an-ii-yoop (We are all Niitsitapi)

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2018 Powwow

2018 Canada Day Indigenous Showcase and Powwow

Join us for our annual Indigenous Showcase and Powwow. Admission is free.

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Contact us

Iniikokaan Centre

South Campus, Second Floor
345 - 6 Avenue SE
403-410-1786 
nwells@bowvalleycollege.ca 
Hours
Monday to Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 
Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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Bystander Interventions

Wednesday May 22, 2019

North Campus, N534

Creating a Culture of Consent: Community Bystander Interventions
SV discussion panel

Friday May 24, 2019

University of Calgary, Taylor Institute Room 160

Standing in Solidarity: Addressing Sexual Violence in Post-secondary

With BVC, MRU, and U of C Sexual Violence Supports and Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS) Chief Executive Officer, Deb Tomlinson

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