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Thu, May 20
|via Zoom
Grief Talks: Grief, Loss, & Trauma - A First Nations Perspective
While grief is a universal human experience, how individuals, families and communities address grief can vary depending on culture, age, race, and gender. Join us for this informative Grief Talk, as we explore how First Nations communities in Canada approach grief.
Time & Location
May 20, 2021, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
via Zoom
About The Event
Mr. Cat Criger is an Indigenous Elder, Traditional Teacher and Knowledge Keeper. He is from the Cayuga Nation, Turtle Clan, as well as having some German and English ancestry. Cat was taught through traditional methods to use Indigenous pedagogies, perspectives and philosophies when working with people. Cat has been working as an Indigenous Teacher and Knowledge Keeper for almost 30 years. He is a healer, spiritual dreamer and pipe carrier.
Under the guidance of an Indigenous Elder from the Anishnawbe Nation, Cat learnt traditional ceremonies, teachings, circles, counselling, healing with plant medicines and uses these gifts to help all people to 'walk in a good way' through life. Cat has worked as an Elder and advisor in many Indigenous Agencies across the GTA, Government Ministries including Health, Education and Transportation and the public and corporate sectors in Ontario and Canada. He is active in the inter-faith and inter-cultural communities.
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Grief Talk: May 20, 2021
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