Today is national Indigenous Peoples Day. It is a day to celebrate, remember, learn and walk together.

It's held on the summer solstice, which is the longest day of the year, and a date that holds cultural, historical and spiritual significance for Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous Peoples Day is often marked by events, ceremony, and families gathering in their communities throughout Canada.

• A list of events this week can be found at https://avenuecalgary.com/things-to-do/calgary-events-national-indigenous-history-month/
• We also shared some events in an earlier newsletter, which you can read here (and where we link to Vibrant Communities Calgary event listing).
• The Government of Canada shared a learning and activity guide, which you can find here. (Thank you to Anne Harding, who we know from the Indigenous Gathering Place Society, for sharing this resource in her newsletter.)
• Our friends at the Calgary Foundation have a variety of events featured on their webpage for Indigenous History Month.
• CBC: Break bread, laugh and learn: How to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day