The symbol of the medicine wheel can be fo und in many places throughout the world and through many disciplines or pr ofessions. Typically\, a circle with four equal quadrants. Each quadrant h as a specific colour and theme.
\nThere are many layers of teachings that accompany this symbol. Learn about the meaning behind the symbol of the medicine wheel with Elaine Lee while making your own medicine wheel br acelet to take home.
\nElaine is an Anishinaabe woman from Whitefish River First Nation\, Bear Clan\, living in Hamilton\, Ontario. A proud mo ther of two and respected community leader\, she is a three-time Mohawk Co llege graduate and former Commissioned Naval Reserve Officer.
\nElai ne has worked in the community since 2011. A drum carrier\, song holder\, and knowledge keeper\, she shares traditional teachings that promote holis tic wellness and cultural pride. Elaine's leadership uplifts women\, youth \, and gender-diverse people\, fostering inclusive\, culturally safe space s. Her dedication\, humility\, and strength continue to inspire others to heal\, connect\, and celebrate Indigenous identity.
\nPresented in p artnership with the City of Hamilton 's Indigenous Relations Division. Supplies provided.
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