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Teacher Workshops
Aboriginal peoples are being increasingly recognized by Canadian resource
companies for their important role in land and resources management. Mining
Matters works to build this recognition by giving educators of Aboriginal youth
the tools to develop their students’ knowledge of the minerals industry and
highlight the many job opportunities available.
We delivered our first educational resource workshops to Aboriginal communities
in north-western Ontario in 2007, visiting 11 communities, and have offered many
more since. Mining Matters workshops have been offered in the following
communities.
Roadside Communities: Rocky Bay, Ginoogaming, Long Lake #58, Constance Lake,
Aroland, Shoal Lake #40, White Dog, Grassy Narrows
Remote Communities: Sachigo Lake, Sandy Lake, Kee Way Win, Pikangikum,
Fort Hope, Neskantaga, Webequie, Wunnumin, Kingfisher, Kasabonika, Big Trout
Please contact Barbara Green Parker,
Aboriginal Education Specialist, to schedule a workshop or learn more about
Mining Matters Aboriginal Outreach.
Barbara Green Parker
Office: (416) 863 6463 ext. 323
Cell: (647) 929 4498
bgparker@pdac.ca |
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Mining Matters is a charitable organization supported
by government, foundation grants and
donations from corporations and individuals.
Registration Number: 88775 6435
RR0001.
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