Indigenous Education Powwow Times

Community livestream production setup with PTZ cameras, video switcher, multiview monitor and laptop at an Indigenous cultural event

September 16, 20260Comments

Powwow Times Community Broadcast Training Program: Train Your Community to Tell Its Own Stories

Train youth and community members to livestream graduations, powwows, Treaty events, sports, band meetings, Elder stories, language programming and more. Powwow Times offers digital and hands-on in-community broadcast training.

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Museum exhibition floor plan, checklist, measuring tools and environmental monitor on a planning table

Culture

Indigenous Education

September 14, 20260Comments

Travelling Exhibition Hosting Checklist: 15 Questions

Use this 15-question museum checklist to assess space, facilities, freight, insurance, accessibility and authority before booking a travelling exhibition.

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Empty accessible Alberta event room prepared with a stage, lectern, wide aisles and flexible seating

Corporate Indigenous Presentations

Indigenous Education

September 14, 20260Comments

How to Plan an In-Person September 30 Program in Alberta

Plan an in-person September 30 program in Alberta with guidance on purpose, speakers, trauma-aware participation, accessibility, production, permissions and follow-through.

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Recording studio with a mixing console, guitar, cedar flute and hand drum.

Indigenous Education

Native American

September 10, 20260Comments

10 Indigenous Grammy Winners, Nominees and Producers Who Changed Music

Meet 10 Native American and First Nations Grammy winners, nominees and producers whose work reshaped rock, film scores, flute music and powwow recording.

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Prepared event room with empty lectern, two chairs, water and an accessible aisle

Corporate Indigenous Presentations

Indigenous Education

September 4, 20260Comments

How to Host a Residential School Survivor Speaker Respectfully

A consent-led planning guide for hosting a residential school Survivor speaker, covering compensation, audience preparation, support, questions, recording and follow-through.

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Indigenous Education

September 3, 20261Comments

Cherokee Names: Documented People, Language and Respectful Research

Research documented Cherokee names through Cherokee Nation and Smithsonian sources, with guidance on syllabary, archival spellings and respectful name verification.

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Indigenous Education

September 3, 20262Comments

Lakota Names: Documented Meanings, History and Respectful Research

Explore documented Lakota names, historical records, language distinctions and a respectful method for verifying meanings without turning vocabulary into invented baby names.

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Empty accessible workshop room with a circle of chairs, activity tables and presentation area

Corporate Indigenous Presentations

Indigenous Education

September 2, 20260Comments

Truth and Reconciliation Workshop Options for Workplaces and Schools

Compare Indigenous-led Truth and Reconciliation workshop options by audience, purpose, format, facilitator requirements, accessibility and cultural scope.

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Broadcast studio with cameras, microphones, audio mixer and a virtual participant screen

Corporate Indigenous Presentations

Indigenous Education

September 2, 20260Comments

Virtual Truth and Reconciliation Programs for September 30

Plan a live virtual September 30 program with Indigenous speakers, discussions, powwow performances, accessible delivery, permissions and technical preparation.

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Indigenous Education

September 2, 20263Comments

Cree Names: 75+ Documented Names and Meanings

Explore more than 75 documented Plains Cree personal names, community names and language elements, with meanings, historical context and respectful research guidance.

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