Indigenous Walks

Note:  This walk is a repeat of Saturday's walk, 2:00--3:30 pm.

This guided walk and talk provides a layer to the nation's capital through the eyes of a Indigenous person. On the land of the Algonquin Peoples called Turtle Island, this tour will guide participants through Indigenous social, political, cultural and artistic spaces. From the totem pole in Confederation Park to the Three Watchmen sculpture near Major's Hill Park, you will get to know Ottawa like you have never known it before.

Carte indiquant le point de départ
Trajet

Starting at the Human Rights Monument, we'll walk north on Elgin to Wellington St. and then west on Wellington to the Library and Archives.

Au sujet du guide

Your tour guide, Jaime Koebel is a knowledgeable and experienced educator who will walk you through parts of downtown Ottawa to point out local landmarks and stories of interest from an Indigenous perspective. Throughout the spring, summer and fall, Jaime will be giving a variety of Indigenous Walks on a regular basis. For more information about Indigenous Walks, please visit www.IndigenousWalks.com.

Jaime is an Otipemsiwak/Nehiyaw (Métis/Cree) woman originally from Lac La Biche, Alberta, living in Ottawa since 2000. She was motivated to do the walks for many reasons, however, her confidence to do the walk came from her time as an Educator at the National Gallery of Canada during the "Sakahàn - International Indigenous Art" exhibition where she gave art tours through the lens of the Indigenous experience in Canada and around the world. For more information about your tour guide, visit www.JaimeKoebel.com.

You can find out more about the Human Rights Monument here.

Guide:

Jaime Koebel

Quand:
Date:dim 4 mai, 2014
Heure:15h00
Durée: 2 heures
Langue: anglais
Où:
Début: Human Rights Monument, Lisgar & Elgin Sts
Fin:National Library and Archives
Quartier:Centretown/Parliament area
Distance:3.0 kms
Accessibilité:

The walk will follow city sidewalks. There are steps up to the Human Rights Monument from the north side, but there is a ramp on the south side.

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