Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win
Land based Indigenous science camps in your community, and campus internships for youth

About us
Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win is a three year initiative to provide local youth with opportunities to learn about environmental sciences through indigenous cultural worldview and customs. Each camp and internship will have a focus on helping to protect the land and water in or surrounding your community.
Project Mission: To promote the shared value of environmental science and Indigenous traditions through community-shaped, land-based Indigenous camps, workshops, and internships.
Project Goals: To provide Indigenous youth with opportunities to learn about environmental sciences through Indigenous cultural worldviews and customs.





Our Partners
This initiative is being housed within the University of Manitoba through Wa Ni Ska Tan: An Alliance of Hydro-Impacted Communities.
Wa Ni Ska Tan represents an alliance of Cree, Anishinaabe, and Metis communities, researchers from the university community and non-governmental organizations who work together to draw awareness to complex and interconnected implications of hydropower as they relate to environmental, social, cultural, and health impacts.
University of Manitoba
Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council
Eco Canada
University College of the North
Verna J Kirkness Education Foundation
Swan Lake First Nation
Wa Ni Ska Tan: An Alliance of Hydro Impacted Communities
Our Films
Brokenhead Cultural Village
Environmental Injustice to Wabowden, Manitoba

Publications
The Akiiwan Podcast is an initiative from the Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win project that involves different discussions on land-based teachings, indigenous knowledge, environmental science, health and well-being
To listen to more of our podcast episodes, visit our website at https://landlearning.ca/resources/akiiwan-podcast/

Visit our Website or Find us on Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/Kis-Kin-Ha-Ma-Ki-Win-114310626935868