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SUMMARY:In-Person Workshop - Traditional Ribbon Skirts
LOCATION:George Bothwell Branch\nGeorge Bothwell Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Join Tracey George-Heese & Tala Tootootsis to create your own 
 Indigenous Ribbon Skirt. An Elder/Knowledge Keeper will share traditional 
 knowledge and protocol about Indigenous Ribbon Skirts. \n.\nhttps://rpl.li
 bnet.info/event/5952001
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Dates:</strong> Workshops run Janu
 ary 23\, 30\, and February 6\, 12:30 &ndash\; 4:30pm. Please plan to atten
 d all three sessions.</p>\n<p><strong>This program takes place in-person</
 strong> at George Bothwell Branch. Please do not attend if you are feeling
  unwell. Masks are required.</p>\n<p><strong>Materials</strong>: All suppl
 ies are provided to registered participants at the program.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p
 >RPL is pleased to partner with Dunlop Art Gallery and S&acirc\;k&ecirc\;w
 &ecirc\;wak Indigenous Artists&rsquo\; Collective Inc.</p>\n<p>Brightly-co
 loured Ribbon Skirts are a traditional piece of clothing for many Indigeno
 us women and girls. Ribbon skirts are seen at many Indigenous events as it
  honors their ancestral practices. It is a way to connect to traditions an
 d adapt to new ones\, such as wearing a Ribbon Skirt to honour MMIW (missi
 ng and murdered Indigenous women and children).</p>\n<p>Please celebrate w
 ith us at the Ribbon Skirt &amp\; Tea Gathering on Monday\, February 21\, 
 1:00 &ndash\; 3:00 PM\, George Bothwell Branch.</p>\n<p><em><strong>Tracey
  George Heese</strong> comes from Land of Living Skies\, Ochapowace First 
 Nation\, As an Artist Tailor\, I have had the privilege to create for Her 
 Royal Highness Princess Ann\, and for our Canadian Powwow Royalty. My Fash
 ion business has allowed me to keep my connection to my cultural roots and
  has allowed me to help others express their beliefs. Am an Establish Garm
 ent Designer\, Cultural Arts facilitator\, and most importantly a full tim
 e Mother while also raising 4 grandchildren. All my Relations\, Kinanaskom
 intin.</em></p>\n<p><em><strong>Tala Tootootsis</strong> is a motivational
  speaker\, social worker\, and writer from Sturgeon First Nation who curre
 ntly lives in Saskatoon. She travels throughout Canada telling her story a
 bout overcoming addictions and helping others. Her book is titled &ldquo\;
 the Awakening of a Kokum Spirit in a Young Woman&rdquo\;.</em></p>\nhttps:
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