
RedWAY BC News - Harnessing Technology to Honour, Inform and Connect Urban Aboriginal Youth to Services, Opportunities, the Community and Each Other
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Thursday, September 28, 2006
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Issue 41 - Back to Business & School
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VOLUME 3
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In this issue...
24 articles and hundreds of links, including an entry-level metal fabricator apprenticeship program , visit our Job Posting Section, find out about a Technical Assistance Program for Aboriginal NFP's, and hear Budget reactions. Don't forget check our Calendar of Events (bottom of this page) and support Women's History Month by sharing your inspiration..
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Passing of Tsimshian Warrior Woman - Valerie Dudoward
Memorial Services & Tribal Ceremony: Sunday, October 1st, 2006
It is with great sadness that the family and relatives of Valerie Dudoward announce her sudden passing on September 24th, 2006 in North Vancouver, B.C. Valerie Dudoward was a Tsimshian Nation woman who received the potlatch name of “Wise Killer Whale” ten years ago. She was a writer, facilitator...
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Aboriginal Technical Assistance Program Funding!
Aboriginal non-profit letter deadline: October 13th
by Centre for Sustainability Team
These TAP grants support capacity building efforts of B.C.’s Aboriginal not-for-profit organizations. Plus, check out their newsletter for sustainability resources, upcoming workshops, surveys. Learn more...
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Metal Fabricator Apprenticeships - 6 positions NOW
Entry level position - training included for Aboriginal applicants
Read more about 6 entry level positions for Metal Fabricating Apprenticeships in the Lower Mainland where the employer will provide training and...
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New Posting: GVUAS Youth Community Development Coordinator
Greater Vancouver Urban Aboriginal Strategy
New! Does working to implement "Strategic Priorities that will honour ancestral teachings and utilize inherent strength and abilities” sound great to you? Apply for the GVUAS Aboriginal Youth Community Development Coordinator (4-month position), posting closes October 6th...
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Canada Celebrates Aboriginal Women: A Journey Forward
National Women's History Month October 2006
by Kristin Kozuback, Editor, RedWAY BC News
Help us celebrate this year's theme is for Women's History Month, Aboriginal Women: The Journey Forward. Check out the poster, nominate a woman for an award now, and consider adding your thoughts into our living document started in May 2006...
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Smoke Signals: Aboriginal Community News & Links
by Moccasin Telegraphers! Thanks, RedWAY Readers
Haida Gwaii getting connected, United Native Nations Election Results, ThinkNDN CD on sale, New Relationship Era and $100 million NRT Fund updates, "Raven Tales" coming to APTN and tons more...
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Travel! Teach! Learn! Support Students!
UNYA looking for Aboriginal tutors / mentors
by Kristin Kozuback, Spiritlink Communications
Travel to elementary and secondary schools and/or Homework Clubs Provide one-to-one tutoring and mentoring with individual students maybe homework, study skills and literacy development...
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Do kids really "Dust" to death? E-mail Hoaxes or Fact?
How to decide: Urban Legend or Real Threat for Youth
by Kristin Kozuback and RedWAY Readers
Usually we direct people to the "Hoaxbusters site" when they send us one of those tear-jerker chain messages or "Try this! He promises to "send 5 cents every time you forward this"? Well in this case, unfortunately, the viral message has real-life ties...
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From surplus of $13.2 million to chopping block
Budget reactions. letters and links
Our Federal government's incredible surplus of $13.2 billion didn't save over 20 programs and initiatives from the Conservative chopping block this week. Already protest letters are pouring in...
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Sustainable Aquaculture Regional Meetings
Second Phase of Hearings Underway
The Special Committee on Sustainable Aquaculture will begin a second phase of public hearings starting October 4 in the central coast community of Klemtu, then going to Bella Bella, Smithers, Campbell River, and...
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Crystal Meth Awareness for Cowichan Valley Youth
‘Constructive Alternative Youth Initiative’ 12-week program
by Jonathon Couchman and partners
Learn about this new initiative based on Cowichan Valley Youth’s participation of a 12-week project to share in their knowledge of Crystal Meth Awareness and Prevention. Youth will create a DVD and host a live performance for...
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Fall of 2006 Living in Communities Dialogue Sessions
Unique Collaboration for anyone interested in shaping safer communities
You're invited to participate in the Living in Community two-year city-wide project bringing together diverse community members to develop strategies to make healthier and safer for ALL members, including residents, businesses, sex workers,
police, children and...
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Mike Gouchie - BC Singer crooning his way to the top!
Vote now for Aboriginal People's Choice Music Awards
Mike Gouchie has made his way into the final round of the Aboriginal People's Choice Music Awards! Learn more about this Lheidli T'enneh singer, how to nominate him and listen to...
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Volunteer Parent Support Circle Facilitators Needed
Parent Support Services Society of BC
Compassionate volunteers needed to co-facilitate in Lower Mainland. Intensive initial training in self-help philosophy, group process and development, child abuse issues and anti-oppressive practice...
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4569 Aboriginal Children in Care
Aboriginal Foster Parents Needed
As of May 2006, there were 4569 Aboriginal children that are currently in care. Read about an initiative to create more Aboriginal Foster homes for Aboriginal Children and a coalition for Child Care Advocacy...
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Proposal Deadlines, Aboriginal Conferences, Women's History Month
October Calendar of Native News & Aboriginal Events
RawWed free breakdancing at Interurban Gallery, upcoming AGM announcements, Crystal Meth Awareness Youth Project, Roundup 2007 for Mineral Exploration, Living in Communities Dialogue Sessions and so much more...
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Condomania needs Youth Educators for the 2006-2007 school year!
Teach youth to Planetahead!
As part of our dynamic team, you will lead fun and educational workshops on peer pressure, relationship, gender, and sexual health issues in Vancouver and Richmond schools. Condomania is a popular and well-respected sexual health promotion program for teens aged 12 - 15...
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Apply now to work with GVUAS and Redwire Magazine!
Greater Vancouver Urban Aboriginal Strategy and Redwire Native Youth Media Society
Two job great postings inside...GVUAS Aboriginal Youth Community Development Coordinator (4-month position) and Redwire Magazine Outreach Project Coordinator. Deadlines soon...
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ARCHIVES (other great issues to check out)
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Issue 44 - Winter Seminars, contests, and events
November 17, 2006
Vol. 3
Issue 18
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Issue 42 - Aboriginal Awareness Courses, Fall Training, and Conferences You Can't Miss
October 13, 2006
Vol. 3
Issue 16
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Aboriginal Artists, Native Performers, Pow Wow Poster
October 11, 2006
Vol. 2006
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Issue 40 - Aboriginal Events, Native News & Reader Poll
September 14, 2006
Vol. 3
Issue 14
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Issue 39 - Aboriginal Photo Journal, Native Pic's and NDN Images
August 8, 2006
Vol. 3
Issue 39
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