About the Cake Walk...
The Sundance of Women Cake Walk Fundraiser is a heart warming community event for all ages. Proceeds for this event go toward the annual costs for the Sundance of Women ceremony, held in honor of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. 
If you would like to purchase a paper ticket in order to attend the event, or would like more information contact us at [email protected]. If you wish you could attend but can’t make it, you can still purchase a support ticket by CLICKING HERE to go to our Eventbrite support tickets, and spread the word by visiting, liking and sharing our Event Page on Facebook or by searching the details below...
Event Details: Cake Walk Fundraiser, Sat. Feb. 10, 6pm - 10 pm @ the Circle of Life Thunderbird House, 715 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB.  

Cake Walk Event Parking

Parking is available at the Neeginan Centre Parking lot at 181 parking lot and on hand to escort folks from the parking lot to the Thunderbird House. 

However, and fortunately, the Mama Bear Clan Patrol will be monitoring the parking lot and on hand to escort folks from the parking lot to the Thunderbird House. 

Thanks to Neeginan Centre and Mama Bear Clan Patrol for their support and generosity.

There may be opportunities to participate in the event and purchase a cake via Zoom, please also email us if you are interested in this activity, if it becomes available.

Thank you for your interest and support. 

The Conference Committee has finalized the Workshops for the 2018 ACE Conference.

Barring any last minute switches; here is the Workshop Schedule

The 12th Annual ACE Education Awards will be held, Friday, February 16, 2021 at the Best Western Winnipeg Airport Hotel, 1715 Wellington Avenue in Winnipeg.

To reserve a table or a seat at the Banquet download the Reservation Form.

For more information visit the Awards page.

 [from the Annual General Meeting Minutes of the Aboriginal Teachers’ Circle, May 14, 2021]
The Four Distinct Directions to allocate our efforts:

• Support
• Communications
• Programming
• Networking

SUPPORT:
This area is in the Northern door and focuses on how we support our members and others involved in the area of Aboriginal education. This includes efforts in the areas of nurturing, informing and advocacy.
COMMUNICATION:
This area is in the Eastern door and includes how we connect or communicate with both our members and others who are interested in the work we do. The tools we have identified include regular sharing as our meetings, distribution of our minutes, notices and newsletters, establishment of a brochure and web page and communications as required through our phone tree.
PROGRAMMING:
This area is in the Southern door and it emphasizes the processes used to share knowledge and expand our understandings with respect to Aboriginal education. These processes include seminars for learning, planning and facilitating conferences, support in developing or sharing information related to inclusive curriculum and developing sessions with an emphasis on wellness.
NETWORKING:
This area is in the Western door and it recognizes the need for all people to come together to make a difference in the area of Aboriginal education. The emphasis here is on connecting with educators, community, organizations and other agencies. It also recognizes the need to create opportunities for our ‘voices’ to be heard through a more formal influence process.
 
In keeping with the Medicine Wheel, all of these areas are related to each other and are interconnected. It is anticipated that we will continue to build our vision through our ongoing efforts as individuals and as an organization.

The Theme of the Conference, "MAMAWABIDAAN: Let's All Sit Together", will focus on what the impacts of the reconciliation process and what educators can do to help the students, families and communities.

Let's all sit together to learn what can we don't know and to walk with what we do know and can learn as we move toward the truth.

We are looking for presenters who can help us to walk the truth and help our students, families and communities.

Presenter Packages are available until October 31, 2017.