Description

This workshop will examine the philosophical underpinnings of Hodinohsó:ni thought.  Understanding the central tenets of Hodinohsó:ni philosophy is essential to Hodinohsó:ni citizenship.  This philosophy informs how the Hodinohsó:ni used their ancient and spiritual knowledge to construct a society based on peace and universal justice.

Dates: Monday, October 7, 2019

Times: 9:00am - 3:00pm

Location: Seneca Room, Six Nations campus (2160 Fourth Line Road, Ohsweken ON N0A 1M0)

Workshop Fee: $50.00 (includes morning refreshments and catered lunch)

Registration

• Complete your registration form online by clicking on the workshop of choice or by clicking on the workshop from the Events page. 
• Registrations are not considered complete until workshop fees are paid. See Payments section for how to pay your workshop fee. 
• Students must be 18 years or older to register. 
• Limited spaces are available within each of the classes

Payments

• Payment must be received 3 business days after registration to reserve your seat within the class.
• Students can pay their workshop fee at the Six Nations Campus reception office. Cash, credit, and debit are accepted.
• Payment can be made by phone by calling the Six Nations reception office with a credit card or Visa Debit.
• Refunds will not be given for no-shows.
• Refund requests must be made by contacting Stevie.Jonathan@snpolytechnic.com before the workshop date. Refund requests will not be honoured after the workshop date(s). 

Workshop Objectives

Participants will be able to understand and make connections to modern-day peacebuilding by learning and discussing the philosophies associated with:

• The Hodinohsó:ni Creation Story
• The Ganohonyok- The Thanksgiving address
• The Gayenshragowa- The Great Law of Peace
• The Peacemakers Journey
• Treaty making and Indigenous Law

Workshop Agenda