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Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society: Coyote Kids Weekly Program

Pam Greene speaks to Andrea Watchmaker about this weekly program in Edmonton from the Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society that works with Aboriginal children or children of Aboriginal ancestry aged 6-12 years.

Coyote Kids Weekly Program is a free weekly Aboriginal culture program for Aboriginal children or children of Aboriginal ancestry ages of 6-12 years. Coyote kids meets every Monday evening from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. It operates from September to June. Registration takes place in mid-September each year. The program is full every year with a maximum of 35 children. The program is free and relies on donations or fundraising to fund the program. We are staffed by the Coyote Pride Program Coordinators and have parent volunteers, Junior Leaders or people from the community who volunteer to help with the programming and supervision.

https://bentarrow.ca/programs-and-services/cultural/coyote-kids/

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Organization: Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society
Location: 11648 - 85 Street
Name: Andrea Watchmaker
Title: Aboriginal Programs Supervisor
Email Address: andreaW@bentarrow.ca
Phone Number: 780-481-3451 Ext. 282

Contributor

Name: Pam Greene
Regional Lead(s):
  • Linda Many Guns 

Province/Territory

Alberta

Education Topics

Art/Performance
Traditional Knowledge

Education Levels

Primary (K - Grade 8)

Language Spoken

English
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