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- CLOSED - Job Posting: Cultivating Allyship Specialist

Position and Submission Process Cultivating Allyship Specialist Hours: Part time - Full time – 25-35 hours/week Compensation:...

Indigenous Language Revitalization

Language is considered by UNESCO to be “a vehicle of intangible cultural heritage.” London Arts Council (LAC) acknowledges the undeniable...

“We Are Still Here” mural by artist Mike Cywink, installed at N'Amerind Friendship Centre

ABOUT THE PROJECT N’Amerind Friendship Centre, The City of London, and the London Arts Council have been working together to develop a...

Indigenous art on display at City Hall during the month of September

In anticipation of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, 2022, Londoners are encouraged to visit the second floor of...

Working Together to Create “We Are Still Here” Mural

Image: Residential School Survivors work on "We Are Still Here" mural panel together The City of London, N’Amerind Friendship Centre and...

The Tree of Peace as painted by Lorne Avenue Public School Students in March 1992

The Tree of Peace is a symbol of the formation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Great Law of Peace. Five Nations joined together...

Knowledge Sharing Through The Arts – Video

This video was created to showcase the art work and creations that are located at the Tourism London Welcome Centre on Wellington Road South

Indigenous London Arts Website Images by Bangishimo and Hawlii Pichette

The banner images for the Indigenous London Arts website were created by Bangishimo, who photographed beadwork by Hawlii Pichette.

Designing for Indigenous London Arts

Designing for Indigenous London Arts The Indigenous London Arts web space represents a milestone in my personal, professional, and...

Collaborating for Truth

A beautiful example of collaborating for truth has been our work with Atlohsa Family Healing Services for both the 2018 and 2019 Atlohsa...

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