Address
405 Railway St W, Cochrane AB T4C 2E2
Event details
Join us for a five-part learning journey designed for organizations or individuals, nonprofits and private sector alike, seeking to create meaningful and authentic Land Acknowledgements. Guided in collaboration with Treaty 7 Knowledge Keepers, these sessions will explore the intention and purpose behind Land Acknowledgements, the history of this traditional area, and the responsibilities they represent.
Participants will gain insight into:
The origins and significance of Land Acknowledgements
Key aspects that make them respectful and authentic
How to craft a personal Land Acknowledgement
Steps to develop your organization’s own statement with cultural integrity and authenticity
Capacity: Up to 6 organizations (2–3 participants per organization)This series is an opportunity to deepen understanding, build relationships, and ensure your acknowledgements reflect genuine respect for Indigenous Peoples and the lands we share.
Event dates
Every week on Thursday ends on March 5, 2026, 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Participants will gain insight into:
The origins and significance of Land Acknowledgements
Key aspects that make them respectful and authentic
How to craft a personal Land Acknowledgement
Steps to develop your organization’s own statement with cultural integrity and authenticity
Capacity: Up to 6 organizations (2–3 participants per organization)This series is an opportunity to deepen understanding, build relationships, and ensure your acknowledgements reflect genuine respect for Indigenous Peoples and the lands we share.
Event dates
Every week on Thursday ends on March 5, 2026, 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Email
programs@cochranelibrary.ca
Cost
Free - Registration Required