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Thimbleberry Moon: The Protector’s Teachings

Thimbleberry Moon: The Protector’s Teachings

This moon honors the thimbleberry, a protector of the sacred circle of life. Thimbleberry Moon encourages us to pay attention to Spirit World messages and ancestral wisdom. At Indspire, we believe in nurturing these connections, recognizing that teachings often come in subtle, sacred ways. This is a time to open our hearts to the unseen …

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Beyond the Algorithm: An Indigenous Journey into AI

Beyond the Algorithm: An Indigenous Journey into AI

This past summer, Indspire brought together 21 Indigenous students from across Canada for a unique 6-week program in Montreal. These students, all with a keen interest or academic focus in Artificial Intelligence, participated in a specialized program led by Mila, the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute. Indigenous Pathfinders in AI program was intentionally designed to weave …

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The Power of Your Words: Shaping Your Path

The Power of Your Words: Shaping Your Path

From the moment we wake until we rest, our lives are woven with words. Our internal thoughts take shape in words and bridge our connections to our outside world. For many Indigenous peoples, the spoken word is sacred. Our ancestors didn’t rely on written texts; they carried libraries of knowledge, laws, stories, and ceremonies within …

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Six Nations of the Grand River Powwow 2024

It’s Powwow Szn

Each summer across Turtle Island, the sound of drums and the sway of regalia signal something sacred — it’s Powwow season. Powwows are more than events; they are vibrant expressions of Indigenous identity, ceremony, resistance, and community pride. Brief History of Powwow Though the exact origins of powwows are uncertain, their roots trace back to …

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