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DESCRIPTION:Intéressé(e) d’en apprendre davantage sur le droit Anishinaabe 
 et du travail accompli par les aînés dans leurs communautés? Si oui\, joig
 nez-vous aux Prof. Mark Walters and Aaron Mills alors qu’ils discuteront d
 u droit Anishinaabe ainsi que des coutumes qui y sont reliées en compagnie
  des aînés Sherry Copenace et Harry Bone. Nous vous espérons en grand nomb
 re.\n\nRésumé\n\n[En anglais seulement] The elders have declined to give t
 heir presentation a title\, but have said its purpose will be to explain A
 nishinaabe law\, with elder Copenace saying she will offer an Anishinaabe 
 woman's perspective on Anishinaabe law.\n\nBoth of these elders have consi
 derable experience in governance\, community\, and academic contexts. Thei
 r leadership is widely recognized by indigenous communities across northwe
 stern Ontario and Manitoba. Most importantly for us\, they are both wonder
 ful supporters of students.\n\nElder Sherry Copenace:  Born and raised in 
 the Ojibway community of Onigaming\, Elder Sherry Copenace is known for he
 r experience in Indigenous social services as well as embracing her Anishn
 aabe traditions. Currently employed at the University of Manitoba in the M
 SW-Indigenous Knowledges program\, Copenace holds a Masters in Social Work
  (MSW) which has enabled her to effectively help her community. She has of
 fered and hosted coming of age teachings and ceremonies for young Anishina
 abe women. Moreover\, she has helped with the GCT3 Women's Council work on
  developing a water declaration. She is a board member at Wiijii’idiwag Ik
 wewag and Animikii Ozozon Family Services and has over 25 years of experie
 nce working in Indigenous social services. Elder Sherry Copenace is a risi
 ng voice for her Indigenous community.\n\nElder Harry Bone: Member of Kees
 eekoowenin Ojibway Nation where he served as a Chief and Director of Educa
 tion\, Elder Harry Bone has worked tirelessly throughout his life to bolst
 er Indigenous rights. While a graduate student at the University of Manito
 ba\, he was a Student Advisor and Lecturer. Elder Bone worked as a CEO at 
 the West Region Tribal Council\, as a Director of the Manitoba Indian Educ
 ation Authority\, as Director of Native Programs for the Federal Governmen
 t and as a Vice-President of Aboriginal Cultural Centres of Canada. Elder 
 Bone’s expertise in First Nations governance at all levels of government i
 s well regarded. His delegations have been instrumental in furthering many
  projects for the benefit of all Manitobans as well as Indigenous communit
 ies across Canada. By and large\, Elder Harry Bone is recognized for his t
 ireless and trendsetting work that continues to advance Aboriginal educati
 on in Canada.\n\nThis event is made possible through the support of the De
 an's Office\, the F.R. Scott Chair held by Prof. Mark Walters\, and ILADA.
 \n	 \n
DTSTART:20190204T210000Z
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LOCATION:Salle du Tribunal-École Maxwell-Cohen (NCDH 100)\, Chancellor Day 
 Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Anishinaabe Law with Elders Sherry Copenace and Harry Bone
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/anishinaabe-law-elders-sher
 ry-copenace-and-harry-bone-293800
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