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Enji Maawnjiding

In 1993, Sault College received funding to expand and improve Indigenous Studies facilities. As a result, Enji Maawnjiding “Where We Gather” was built to enhance the campus environment of our Indigenous population.

The Centre is daily gathering place for students, faculty and staff, and it accommodates special events that allow us to showcase and share our culture with the greater College community.

Also included with the Centre is a language (Anishinaabemowin) room, offices for faculty and staff, and a small kitchen and servery.

The Centre recognizes the success of our Indigenous Education Council members and the work of College faculty, staff, and students. It also demonstrates the Board of Governors ongoing commitment to the Indigenous community and request to employ alternative educational strategies that recognize the economic, social and mobility needs of Indigenous students.

 

Two female Sault College Indigenous women conduct a group meeting with Indigenous youth.
indigenous persons hand drumming with drum and drum stick
indigenous elder person hands together healing
indigenous elder speaking beside younger indigenous person
group of students posing for photo at indigenous event
indigenous student in kitchen pouring soup into a cup
indigenous student getting a meal at gathering
Two female Sault College Indigenous women conduct a group meeting with Indigenous youth.
indigenous persons hand drumming with drum and drum stick
indigenous elder person hands together healing
indigenous elder speaking beside younger indigenous person
group of students posing for photo at indigenous event
indigenous student in kitchen pouring soup into a cup
indigenous student getting a meal at gathering

Events at Enji Maawnjiding

Help Us Plan

Our Student Events Officer works with our staff and the Indigenous Student Council in providing a number of social and cultural on-campus activities.

They also partner  with First Nations and other Indigenous organizations in hosting a number of community events throughout the year.

Events and activities include traditional teachings, Elder activities, craft nights, potlucks, socials, guest speakers and much more! Encouraging students to bring their family and friends to all of our events, we hope to make your time with us a unique and enjoyable one!

Let us know!
705.759.2554 x2758