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Boozhoo! Aanii! Welcome to the Turtle Island Newsletter! This new bi-weekly bulletin from the Aboriginal Education Centre- Turtle Island at the University of Windsor will include information about events, opportunities for students plus campus and community news.

Turtle Island News and Events

This Wednesday, the Shkawbewisag Student Law Society and the Native Student Alliance organized a University Walk-Out to "show support and stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Wet'suwet'en." Their organizing was featured on the front page of the Windsor Star! Walk-Outs for Wet'suwet'en also took place at many other universities across the country as part of the National Student Walkout for Wet'suwet'en.

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Campus Events

Open House tomorrow!

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SIGN UP NOW! The Sexual Misconduct Office is running Wen Do Women's Self Defence - a two day self defence course. Open to all women (whether cis or trans), aged 10 and up, of any level of physical ability. Email Anne at  svsupport@uwindsor.ca  to register!  Learn More Kat's Office Hours for 2020 Turtle Island Outreach & Retention Coordinator Kathryn Pasquatch will have office hours every Tuesday and Thursday this semester. Kathryn Pasquach Aboriginal Outreach and Retention Coordinator, Aboriginal Education Centre Temporary Office: International Student Centre Room 213 Phone: (519) 253-3000 ext. 3481 Email:  katpasq@uwindsor.ca

INDIGENOUS CURRICULUM & PEDAGOGY WINTER SERIES 2020 The Centre for Teaching and Learning at the University of Windsor will be hosting a series on Indigenous Curriculum and Pedagogy, with discussions on sources of knowledge for Indigenous communities, reconciliation, and systemic change. Learn More Cultural Events The Celebration features a variety of performances, demonstrations and displays of food, education, dance, dress, and music. Learn More

Community News & Events

Join the Aboriginal Child Resource Centre for some delicious pancakes on March 20th!

May 14th, 7pm  The Detroit Museum of Contemporary Art is hosting a discussion titled: BORDER CULTURES: VISUALIZING INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY

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Aboriginal Education Centre-Turtle Island, University of Windsor  Located in the CAW Student Centre, First Floor (By the Tim Hortons) Phone: 519-253-3000 Ext. 3841 Fax: 519-971-3689

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