Education

SAPL set up a booth showcasing Indigenous Collections and initiatives at the library

SAPL staff attended a seminar that examined the artifacts left behind by the Metis People who lived in St. Albert's Historic River Lot area

SAPL staff learned about local Metis culture and heritage at the St. Albert Grain Elevators Open-Air Museum

SAPL created a display that provides information and awareness of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ People

Sharing our voices and truths; Survivors of residential school and their families who want to digitize their story, history, knowledge, teachings, memories, genealogy, resilience, traditions and healing.

Memories of Life in Wabasca

Elementary school students learn about the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls through music

Ten students at Montrose School enjoy a summer literacy camp with reading and writing activities combined with Indigenous Cultural teachings.