Indigenous Outreach Event
Indigenous Students: Lead with SAMRU!
Want to gain leadership experience and network with your peers? Join the Indigenous Outreach Info Session to learn about SAMRU programs, services, and student leadership roles!
Indigenous Students: Lead with SAMRU!
Want to gain leadership experience and network with your peers? Join the Indigenous Outreach Info Session to learn about SAMRU programs, services, and student leadership roles!
Join us in Wyckham House for the Cultures of MRU performance showcase, where we celebrate the rich diversity of Mount Royal University, a monthly event showcasing the unique traditions, art, and stories from cultures around the world.
Talking Circles are an essential part of Indigenous cultures; they encourage dialogue and allow for connection among participants. The Tea and Bannock Talking Circle invites students to meet people and enjoy tea and bannock while participating in discussions on a wide variety of Indigenous and international issues impacting various communities. This event is an open, informal event, and participants are welcome to participate in any capacity they choose. Meet in the Cultural Inclusion Centre (Z203) located on the second floor of Wyckham House.
Everyone is welcome!
Need to relax? Come learn Indigenous beading on Tuesdays from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm! This event is open to everyone and offers free supplies and is student-led. Meet up in the Cultural Inclusion Centre (Room Z203, on the second floor of Wyckham House).
Drum, Dine, and Discuss happens on Thursdays from 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm and is open to everyone on campus. Drumming is a great way to reduce stress through making music! Beginners and participants of all experience levels are welcome to join. After the Drum Circle, enjoy snacks and networking. Meet us in the Cultural Inclusion Centre (Room Z203) – let’s drum!
Indigenous Connect creates an inclusive space for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members to come together, build connections, share resources, and support one another in fostering a more informed and connected campus community.
Discover campus programs, events, and initiatives while deepening your understanding of Indigenous matters!
Join us in Wyckham House for the Cultures of MRU performance showcase, where we celebrate the rich diversity of Mount Royal University, a monthly event showcasing the unique traditions, art, and stories from cultures around the world.
In recognition of the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, we invite you to a special performance by Indigenous artist, Curt Young. Using a blend of traditional and modern music, Curt shares his life experiences and culture with audiences of all ages. His music is filled with storytelling, hand drum songs, and flute melodies that will captivate all listeners. Each song is its own show, touching on Indigenous events and celebrating the power of music, dance, and storytelling to bring people together in the spirit of reconciliation.
This network seeks to facilitate a sense of belonging on campus by providing a support network for students who identify as Black, Indigenous or People of Colour. Students can discuss, learn about opportunities on campus, and have another place to share their voice. Meet in the Cultural Inclusion Centre (Room Z203).
Everyone is welcome!
Talking Circles are an essential part of Indigenous cultures; they encourage dialogue and allow for connection among participants. The Tea and Bannock Talking Circle invites students to meet people and enjoy tea and bannock while participating in discussions on a wide variety of Indigenous and international issues impacting various communities. This event is an open, informal event, and participants are welcome to participate in any capacity they choose. Meet in the Cultural Inclusion Centre (Z203) located on the second floor of Wyckham House.
Everyone is welcome!