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Film screening: Seven Sacred Laws

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Cost: $5 or purchase tickets to all four Indigenous perspectives film series screenings at once and save 25%.

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A seated audience viewing three large screens in a dimly lit room.

Celebrate Asian Heritage month!

May 29, 2018

Cost: Free

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Quatre filles souriantes portant des vêtements assortis en blanc, rouge et vert.

Film screening: Colonization Road

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Cost: $5 or purchase tickets to all four Indigenous perspectives film series screenings at once and save 25%.

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A close-up of a man wearing sunglasses and a hat, looking at something off camera. A road is seen reflected in his sunglasses.

Events

Film screening: Seven Sacred Laws

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Cost: $5 or purchase tickets to all four Indigenous perspectives film series screenings at once and save 25%.

Location: CMHR, Manitoba Teachers Society Classrooms on Level 1

Event details Buy Tickets
A seated audience viewing three large screens in a dimly lit room.

Celebrate Asian Heritage month!

May 29, 2018

Cost: Free

Location: CMHR, Bonnie & John Buhler Hall, Level 1

Event details
Quatre filles souriantes portant des vêtements assortis en blanc, rouge et vert.

Film screening: Colonization Road

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Cost: $5 or purchase tickets to all four Indigenous perspectives film series screenings at once and save 25%.

Location: CMHR, Manitoba Teachers Society Classrooms on Level 1

Event details Buy Tickets
A close-up of a man wearing sunglasses and a hat, looking at something off camera. A road is seen reflected in his sunglasses.

Stories

Bringing the Ancestors Home

By Matthew McRae

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A black and white image of an elderly woman with white hair holding a mask that is shaped and painted to represent a bird’s head. It features a long beak with an open mouth and feathers attached to the top of the head. The woman is looking directly at the mask she is holding.

Stories

Bringing the Ancestors Home

By Matthew McRae

Explore Story
A black and white image of an elderly woman with white hair holding a mask that is shaped and painted to represent a bird’s head. It features a long beak with an open mouth and feathers attached to the top of the head. The woman is looking directly at the mask she is holding.
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