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Weekly, Mondays at 10 am EST 

Open to the Indigenous Students at ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ 

Join our Cultural Counsellor for a time of reflection and teachings. 

Here at 4D we are holding our weekly, Monday Fires over Zoom from 10:00 A.M-11:00 A.M. 

These weekly Fires will be the opportunity to smudge, learn about mental health, and listen to some storytelling and teachings.

Here is the line-up of topics that will be discussed:

• Lisa - Start with smudge and drumming
• Sebastian - Teachings at the Fire
• Al- Teachings from an Elder 

Bi-weekly, Thursdays 12:15 - 12:45 pm EST 

For Indigenous students only

Hosted by our Cultural Counsellor Lisa Doxtator and Indigenous Advisor Jessica Parks. 

Beginner and experienced drummers welcome! 

 Please register for the drumming circle by 

Bi-weekly, Thursdays 12:15 - 12:45 pm EST 

For Indigenous students only

Hosted by our Cultural Counsellor Lisa Doxtator and Indigenous Advisor Jessica Parks. 

Beginner and experienced drummers welcome! 

 Please register for the drumming circle by 

Bi-weekly, Thursdays 12:15 - 12:45 pm EST 

For Indigenous students only

Hosted by our Cultural Counsellor Lisa Doxtator and Indigenous Advisor Jessica Parks. 

Beginner and experienced drummers welcome! 

 Please register for the drumming circle by 

Bi-weekly, Thursdays 12:15 - 12:45 pm EST 

For Indigenous students only

Hosted by our Cultural Counsellor Lisa Doxtator and Indigenous Advisor Jessica Parks. 

Beginner and experienced drummers welcome! 

 Please register for the drumming circle by 

For Indigenous students only 

Online beading circle is run by Dr. Karen Lawford weekly via Zoom. This circle is open to all Indigenous students at Queen's University, no matter what your current beading skill level is. You can pick up a new skill, work on an existing project, or just hang out! 

Register for the Beading Circle in the Zoom link 

If you’d like to participate in the circle, but don’t have access to supplies, please email us at 4direct@queensu.ca.

For Indigenous students only 

Online beading circle is run by Dr. Karen Lawford weekly via Zoom. This circle is open to all Indigenous students at Queen's University, no matter what your current beading skill level is. You can pick up a new skill, work on an existing project, or just hang out! 

Register for the Beading Circle in the Zoom link 

If you’d like to participate in the circle, but don’t have access to supplies, please email us at 4direct@queensu.ca.

For Indigenous students only 

Online beading circle is run by Dr. Karen Lawford weekly via Zoom. This circle is open to all Indigenous students at Queen's University, no matter what your current beading skill level is. You can pick up a new skill, work on an existing project, or just hang out! 

Register for the Beading Circle in the Zoom link 

If you’d like to participate in the circle, but don’t have access to supplies, please email us at 4direct@queensu.ca.

For Indigenous students only 

Online beading circle is run by Dr. Karen Lawford weekly via Zoom. This circle is open to all Indigenous students at Queen's University, no matter what your current beading skill level is. You can pick up a new skill, work on an existing project, or just hang out! 

Register for the Beading Circle in the Zoom link 

If you’d like to participate in the circle, but don’t have access to supplies, please email us at 4direct@queensu.ca.

For Indigenous students only 

Online beading circle is run by Dr. Karen Lawford weekly via Zoom. This circle is open to all Indigenous students at Queen's University, no matter what your current beading skill level is. You can pick up a new skill, work on an existing project, or just hang out! 

Register for the Beading Circle in the Zoom link 

If you’d like to participate in the circle, but don’t have access to supplies, please email us at 4direct@queensu.ca.