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    This workshop will look at safe and effective ways to handle situations when you see acts of discrimination and bullying. We will also discuss the important role for Aboriginal youth as mentors to peers and others. You require no experience, only a willingness to participate in the workshop respectfully, honestly and courageously.

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    This workshop will look at safe and effective ways to handle situations when you see acts of discrimination and bullying. We will also discuss the important role for Aboriginal youth as mentors to peers and others. You require no experience, only a willingness to participate in the workshop respectfully, honestly and courageously.

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    This workshop will look at safe and effective ways to handle situations when you see acts of discrimination and bullying. We will also discuss the important role for Aboriginal youth as mentors to peers and others. You require no experience, only a willingness to participate in the workshop respectfully, honestly and courageously.

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    March 7, 2012

    5 :0 0 p m- 9 :0 0 p m ABORIGINAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP


    T H O M P S O N R I V E RS U N I V E R S I T Y Irving K. Barber 900 McGill Road, Kamloops BC

    What Would You Do?

    This workshop will look at safe and effective ways to handle situations when you see acts of discrimination and bullying. We will also discuss the important role for Aboriginal youth as mentors to peers and others. You require no experience, only a willingness to participate in the workshop respectfully, honestly and courageously!

    Workshop Facilitator: Eric Wong is the Anti-Racism Consultant for FNESC

    Guest Speakers: Dion Arnouse, Little Shuswap Indian Band, Chase BC Gloria Arnouse (Mtis) (Kitchen & Bath Design) * Starting Your Own Small Business *Entrepreneurship

    HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR TRAINING High Velocity First Nations Training Company

    FREE for all First Nations, Mtis, Inuit Youth aged 15-30! Bus passes, dinner, drinks, and snacks will be provided For more information call ATEC at: (250) 554-4556! All participants must fill out a Registration Form and Media Release Form and fax to (250)554-4573

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