Anishinabe Sacred Circle
Canada
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Founded in 2019, Anishinabe Sacred Circle is a charity based in Canada working on community development, environment & climate, mental health +1 more.
The Anishinabe Sacred Circle (Cercle Sacré Anishinabe) is a registered Canadian charity founded in 2019 to raise awareness of water threats and support the first Anishinabe Sacred Circle Water Walk from Matane, Quebec to Ottawa, Ontario. It now offers traditional teachings, ceremonies, healing, teaching and talking circles, and youth programmes for First Nations, Métis and Inuit people, with the aim of empowering participants and defending water rights.
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Water Walk (Marche de l'Eau)
Environment & Climate · Canada
Multi-week walks along Canadian waterways to raise awareness of water threats and defend water rights, with ceremonies and teachings for participants.
Bear Moon Water Ceremony (Cérémonie de l'Eau de la Lune de l'Ours)
Religion & Faith · Canada
Traditional Anishinabe water ceremony open to participants.
Girls' retreat for ages 10 to 12 (Ressourcement pour les filles)
Children & Youth · Canada
Weekend nature-based camp focused on autonomy, self-confidence and social skills for young girls.
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