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Learn to Sew Series #1/4: Tote Bag
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ECTpd Recommends #1: (Free for All) Prairie Tales Redux 7:00 p.m. at the Metro Cinema
The Prairie Tales program calls forth the vast splendour (and bleak remoteness) of the regions through innovative animation, experimental film, documentary, and narrative. Following the screening, author Kristen Hutchinson will discuss her book Prairie Tales: A History about the seventeen-year story of sharing short films and videos made by Albertan artists. For further information:
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Popcorn & A Movie #1: Science in Cinema - Fed Up (6:30 p.m. at the Metro) (free to ECTeachers while seats are available)
Fed Up unearths a dirty secret of the American food industry despite media attention, the public's fascination with appearance, and government policies to combat childhood obesity—generations of American children will now live shorter lives than their parents. Panel discussion following the screening. Register at:
https://goo.gl/forms/5fuFb2p8s3ExZS772 -
Wellness Series #1: Learn to Run Clinic at MEC (7:00 p.m.)
October 23 - December 18
Join us at MEC (downtown) at 7:00 p.m. to participate in a series of short lectures on topics relative to running while you build your cardiovascular health and ability to run and walk longer distances. Absolute beginners and those returning after a long hiatus are absolutely welcome. We will have several levels within our clinic. See the link below to register. MEC Edmonton - Downtown (new location)
11904 104 Avenue NW Edmonton https://goo.gl/forms/ccrx5pVr16JKzhwt1 -
Popcorn & A Movie #2: Journey Towards Reconciliation (7:00 p.m at the Metro) (free to ECTeachers while seats are available)
A group of Indigenous youth explored reconciliation in their own territory to document their own personal journey towards reconciliation. Through the lens of the camera they held, you’ll learn about the history of the residential schools and the personal connection tied to their legacy. This deeply moving and honest documentary gives an intimate look into the hearts and minds of Indigenous youth as they prepare for a future they will lead. Register at:
https://goo.gl/forms/7bb4bbE7rXtmtZQ72 -
Popcorn & a Movie #3 Pried Denied (7:00 p.m.at the Metro) (free to ECTeachers while seats are available)
An ECT GSA/Professional Development Committee Collaboration: Pride Denied examines the ways that LGBTQ2S+ Pride celebrations have been co-opted by corporations and the state while making a compelling case for returning to the radical roots of the queer liberation movement through progressive political activism and grassroots community support. Panel discussion with director Kami Chisholm following the screening. Register at:
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Learn to Sew Series #2/4: Fox Pillow
(Session is full.)
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Indigenous Education Film Festival (free to ECTeachers while space is available)
In 'Mohawk Midnight Runners', based on a short story by Richard Van Camp, Hopkins tells the tale of three friends who honour a friend who took his own life. In the tradition of oral storytelling, Otênaw, by Conor McNally, is a philosophical and creative treatment of land rights, territory, history and culture. An exploration of the history of the land and people who lived there. To register: https://goo.gl/forms/JS1JNKBTpHNJu8SF2 Direct questions: kpolard@gmail.com -
Learn to Sew Series #3/4: Pouff Cover
(Session is full.)
Create a beautiful Pouff cover (stuffing is not included). -
Learn to Sew Series #4/4: Kielo Wrap Dress
(Session is full.)
Class will run two consecutive evenings so everyone can cut and complete the dress. December 15th 5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
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December 16th 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Students will be asked to purchase their own fabric and specifics requirements will be based on size. We can measure students on one of the first three sessions so they have accurate measurements and know how much fabric to purchase. Pattern Available for purchase - $18.00 -
Unpacking Bill 24 and It's Implications for Teachers
Join a Provincial GSA Coordinator and a Provincial ATA staff person to learn as we unpack this new law. Our speakers will discuss the background and what lead to Bill 24, myths around Bill 24, Canadian studies of GSA impact on student mental health, teacher roles, and LGBTQ2+ Terminology. A question period will follow. Further Information to be Confirmed. -
Wellness Series #2: Foam Roller With a Physiotherapist
Come out to learn how to best use your resource (and you will leave with your very own foam roller) as we join a local physiotherapist in this session. Location TBD -
International Women's Day Speaker Event
Dinner & Speaker Event: Locale & Speaker TBD
