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Contact Information Full Circle: First Nations Performance 1425 Charles St. Vancouver BC V5L 2S7 (mailing address: #125A – 1030 Denman St Vancouver, BC V6G 2M6) www.fullcircle.ca Rebecca Duncan Culture & Community Liaison [email protected] Tanja Dixon-Warren Talking Stick Festival Managing Producer [email protected] About Full Circle & the Talking Stick Festival Full Circle: First Nations Performance (est. 1992) is a non-profit performing arts society whose objective is to: • Create a range of performance opportunities for Aboriginal artists to express their life experiences; • Engage audiences of all ages and backgrounds in performances by Aboriginal artists; • Educate the Canadian public on the arts and culture of Aboriginal peoples. • Train a wide variety of artists to in all aspects of the performing arts based on and respectful of Aboriginal traditions, culture, and history. Full Circle’s flagship event, the Talking Stick Festival, was conceived to preserve the language, culture and art forms of the First Nations people by developing and presenting our traditions of music, dance and story-telling in a contemporary and entertaining way. It is an avenue to bring Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people together, share ideas, to pass on knowledge and to relate the rich and meaningful history contained in the lands from which our ancestors came from. Full Circle is committed to offering ongoing learning opportunities for the Aboriginal community. www.fullcircle.ca The Aboriginal Enhancement Agreement An EA is a working agreement between a school district, local Aboriginal communities, and the Ministry of Education designed to enhance the educational achievement of Aboriginal students. The EA establishes a collaborative partnership between Aboriginal communities and school districts that involves shared decision-making and specific goal setting to meet the educational needs of Aboriginal students. www.bced.gov.bc.ca/abed/agreements/ EXPLORE ABORIGINAL CULTURE THROUGH THE ARTS Part of the: TALKING STICK FESTIVAL WORKSHOPS IN SCHOOLS SERIES EDUCATIONAL YOUTH WORKSHOPS & OUTREACH
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Contact InformationFull Circle: First Nations Performance
1425 Charles St. Vancouver BC V5L 2S7(mailing address: #125A – 1030 Denman St Vancouver, BC V6G 2M6)www.fullcircle.ca
Rebecca DuncanCulture & Community Liaison [email protected]
Tanja Dixon-WarrenTalking Stick Festival Managing Producer [email protected]
About Full Circle & the Talking Stick Festival
Full Circle: First Nations Performance (est. 1992) is a non-pro� t performing arts society whose objective is to:
• Create a range of performance opportunities forAboriginal artists to express their life experiences;
• Engage audiences of all ages and backgroundsin performances by Aboriginal artists;
• Educate the Canadian public on the arts andculture of Aboriginal peoples.
• Train a wide variety of artists to in all aspects ofthe performing arts based on and respectful ofAboriginal traditions, culture, and history.
Full Circle’s � agship event, the Talking Stick Festival, was conceived to preserve the language, culture and art forms of the First Nations people by developing and presenting our traditions of music, dance and story-telling in a contemporary and entertaining way. It is an avenue to bring Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people together, share ideas, to pass on knowledge and to relate the rich and meaningful history contained in the lands from which our ancestors came from.
Full Circle is committed to offering ongoing learning opportunities for the Aboriginal community.
www.fullcircle.ca
The Aboriginal Enhancement Agreement
An EA is a working agreement between a school district, local Aboriginal communities, and the Ministry of Education designed to enhance the educational achievement of Aboriginal students. The EA establishes a collaborative partnership between Aboriginal communities and school districts that involves shared decision-making and speci� c goal setting to meet the educational needs of Aboriginal students.
www.bced.gov.bc.ca/abed/agreements/ EXPLORE ABORIGINAL CULTURE THROUGH THE ARTS
Part of the:
TALKING STICK FESTIVAL
WORKSHOPSIN SCHOOLS SERIES
EDUCATIONAL YOUTHWORKSHOPS & OUTREACH
Contact InformationFull Circle: First Nations Performance
1425 Charles St. Vancouver BC V5L 2S7(mailing address: #125A – 1030 Denman St Vancouver, BC V6G 2M6)www.fullcircle.ca
Rebecca DuncanCulture & Community Liaison [email protected]
Tanja Dixon-WarrenTalking Stick Festival Managing Producer [email protected]
About Full Circle & the Talking Stick Festival
Full Circle: First Nations Performance (est. 1992) is a non-pro� t performing arts society whose objective is to:
• Create a range of performance opportunities forAboriginal artists to express their life experiences;
• Engage audiences of all ages and backgroundsin performances by Aboriginal artists;
• Educate the Canadian public on the arts andculture of Aboriginal peoples.
• Train a wide variety of artists to in all aspects ofthe performing arts based on and respectful ofAboriginal traditions, culture, and history.
Full Circle’s � agship event, the Talking Stick Festival, was conceived to preserve the language, culture and art forms of the First Nations people by developing and presenting our traditions of music, dance and story-telling in a contemporary and entertaining way. It is an avenue to bring Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people together, share ideas, to pass on knowledge and to relate the rich and meaningful history contained in the lands from which our ancestors came from.
Full Circle is committed to offering ongoing learning opportunities for the Aboriginal community.
www.fullcircle.ca
The Aboriginal Enhancement Agreement
An EA is a working agreement between a school district, local Aboriginal communities, and the Ministry of Education designed to enhance the educational achievement of Aboriginal students. The EA establishes a collaborative partnership between Aboriginal communities and school districts that involves shared decision-making and speci� c goal setting to meet the educational needs of Aboriginal students.
www.bced.gov.bc.ca/abed/agreements/ EXPLORE ABORIGINAL CULTURE THROUGH THE ARTS
Part of the:
TALKING STICK FESTIVAL
WORKSHOPSIN SCHOOLS SERIES
EDUCATIONAL YOUTHWORKSHOPS & OUTREACH
Contact InformationFull Circle: First Nations Performance
1425 Charles St. Vancouver BC V5L 2S7(mailing address: #125A – 1030 Denman St Vancouver, BC V6G 2M6)www.fullcircle.ca
Rebecca DuncanCulture & Community Liaison [email protected]
Tanja Dixon-WarrenTalking Stick Festival Managing Producer [email protected]
About Full Circle & the Talking Stick Festival
Full Circle: First Nations Performance (est. 1992) is a non-pro� t performing arts society whose objective is to:
• Create a range of performance opportunities forAboriginal artists to express their life experiences;
• Engage audiences of all ages and backgroundsin performances by Aboriginal artists;
• Educate the Canadian public on the arts andculture of Aboriginal peoples.
• Train a wide variety of artists to in all aspects ofthe performing arts based on and respectful ofAboriginal traditions, culture, and history.
Full Circle’s � agship event, the Talking Stick Festival, was conceived to preserve the language, culture and art forms of the First Nations people by developing and presenting our traditions of music, dance and story-telling in a contemporary and entertaining way. It is an avenue to bring Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people together, share ideas, to pass on knowledge and to relate the rich and meaningful history contained in the lands from which our ancestors came from.
Full Circle is committed to offering ongoing learning opportunities for the Aboriginal community.
www.fullcircle.ca
The Aboriginal Enhancement Agreement
An EA is a working agreement between a school district, local Aboriginal communities, and the Ministry of Education designed to enhance the educational achievement of Aboriginal students. The EA establishes a collaborative partnership between Aboriginal communities and school districts that involves shared decision-making and speci� c goal setting to meet the educational needs of Aboriginal students.
www.bced.gov.bc.ca/abed/agreements/ EXPLORE ABORIGINAL CULTURE THROUGH THE ARTS
Part of the:
TALKING STICK FESTIVAL
WORKSHOPSIN SCHOOLS SERIES
EDUCATIONAL YOUTHWORKSHOPS & OUTREACH
WORKSHOPS IN SCHOOLS SERIES
EDUCATIONAL YOUTH WORKSHOPS & OUTREACH
Full Circle currently offers the following:
PRIMARY & ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• Storytelling• Métis Jigging• Powwow Dancing• West Coast Singing and Dancing• Hip-Hop Beat Making• TSF Colouring Contest
Subject to change.
SECONDARY SCHOOL / YOUTH
• Hip-Hop Beat Making/ DJ Mixing• Master Class Slam Poetry (8 weeks)• Slam Poetry Introduction• Vocal Lessons• Visual Arts• TSF Poster Design Contest
For complete Workshops in Schools Guide,visit www.fullcircle.ca
How to Register
To register, contact us with the following information:
• The name of your school• Your name and time of the workshop you
will be attending• The total number of students that will be
attending
Email: [email protected] or phone: 604-683-0497
Registration Deadline
Last day to register is Monday, Feb 6, 2017.
Workshops have a limited capacity and early registration is highly recommended. Due to safety, we regret we are unable to accommodate any requests for increased session size. Please see our Workshops in Schools Guide online at www.fullcircle.ca for session capacity and requirements.
Questions or Further Information?
Please call 604-683-0497, or email us at: [email protected]
The Workshops in School Series is part of the programming of The Talking Stick Festival and designed under the guidelines of the Aboriginal Enhancement Agreement.
Donations
If you would like to contribute, we would appreciate any donation to help offset thecost of the program. Please contact [email protected] for more information.
WORKSHOP IN SCHOOLS SERIESWhat
The series consist of storytelling, performing and visual arts workshops and classes programmed directly into schools and community centres in areas where many members of the Aboriginal community reside.
Each session is designed to emphasize interaction, participation, dialogue and education in a lively, creative environment. The bottom line is fun!
Why
We offer this program to students in order to preserve the language, culture and art forms of the First Nations people, to encourage creativity, to build self-esteem and to share! The stories and art practices of First Nations culture have enormous depth, they are rich with teachings, and they are as relevant today as they were in the past.
Where
We conduct workshops in your classroom, school gymnasium or in your local community centre! You choose what works best for you!
Who
All workshops and classes are facilitated by leading professional artists who have worked nationally and internationally.
How Much
All workshops are offered at a suggested donation of $150. No school will be turned away due to � nancial restrictions.
EXPLORE ABORIGINAL CULTURE THROUGH THE ARTSTALKING STICK FESTIVAL
