Grounded in Culture, Guided by Generations
Story. Land. Tradition.
We offer workshops, presentations, and land-based experiences rooted in Cree knowledge and lived experience.
Led by three generations, our sessions are designed to build authentic understanding, strengthen relationships, and create meaningful connections between people, culture, and the land.
Philip Nanimahoo –
Elder, Knowledge Keeper
Philip Nanimahoo is a respected Elder from the Bigstone Cree Nation, bringing decades of lived experience and deep cultural knowledge to every session. Passionate about kinship, protocol, and Cree teachings, he shares stories, traditions, and perspectives that highlight the importance of Miyo-wîcêhtowin — living in good relation.
Philip’s work with schools, community organizations, and health programs emphasizes cultural revitalization, intergenerational learning, and the voices of Indigenous youth, creating meaningful experiences grounded in authenticity, respect, and connection.
Janine Nanimahoo – Educator, PhD Student
Janine Nanimahoo is a Cree educator and researcher from Treaty 8 territory, dedicated to sharing teachings rooted in Cree worldview, governance, and family law. Working alongside her father, she bridges professional practice with Indigenous ways of being, creating sessions that invite conversation, reflection, and meaningful engagement.
Janine’s work emphasizes land-based learning, intergenerational knowledge, and the lived experiences of her community, offering education that is grounded in story, culture, and authentic connection.
Our Services
Drum-Making Workshops
Each session includes teachings on the cultural and ceremonial importance of the drum and how it connects us to spirit and community.
Historical Teachings
an immersive experience in the Cree language (nêhiyawêwin) through storytelling, vocabulary building rooted in pre- and post-treaty history.
Wilderness Nature Hikes
Step into Cree territory and experience the land through the lens of Indigenous knowledge systems.
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Cree-led | Culturally Rooted | Intergenerational Wisdom
“White Bear” or “Polar Bear”
English | Cree
