Àbimì pins

Open to students, faculty and staff.

Community Beading Circle provides a safe and supportive space to practice the revitalization of Indigenous legal orders and the tradition of beading through peer-to-peer knowledge transfer. It also fosters the development and recognition of Indigenous legal pedagogies. The act of beading promotes the mental wellbeing of the beader as the act of creating and working with your hands is grounding and therapeutic. This opportunity to gather in community allows for strong relationships grounded in trust to be built amongst students, faculty and staff.

  • Sep 17 – FTX 230
  • Sep 24 – FTX 230
  • Oct 1 – FTX 230
  • Oct 8 – FTX 230
  • Oct 15 – FTX 230
  • Oct 22 – FTX 230
  • Nov 5 – FTX 230
  • Nov 12 – FTX 230
  • Nov 19 – FTX 230
  • Nov 26 – FTX 230
  • Dec 3 – FTX 230
  • Dec 10 – FTX 230
  • Dec 17 – FTX 230

Supplies provided.

Accessibility
If you require accommodation, please contact the event host as soon as possible.
Date and time
Sep 17, 2026 to Dec 17, 2026
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Format and location
In person
Language
French, English
Audience
Faculty and staff, Students
Organized by
The Reconciliation and Decolonization Committee
Common Law Section