PCNA / FNTC 2009

Film Festival

Youth Cafe

As early adopters of technology, many young First Nations people are mixing technology with traditional art. In some communities, students as young as 10 are learning new media skills, recording the stories of their Elders, digitizing community stories, using and designing computer graphics and building web-sites. In some communities, students are teaching adults how to use computers and how to be web-savy. We invite communities to use this page to showcase their projects. Email us your web-site or a description of what the project is (info@fntc.info )

A journey into Time Immemorial - First Nations Traditional Knowledge http://www.sfu.museum/time/

Cool School: Consortium of Online Learning www.coolschool.ca/

E-bus www.e-bus.com

First Nations Education Steering Committee www.fnesc.ca/index.php

First Nations Schoolnet www.fnesc.ca/schoolnet/index.php

First Voices - Language Legacies Celebrating Indigenous Cultures www.firstvoices.com

First Voices Kids www.firstvoiceskids.com

Kids' Stop www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/ks/index_e.htm

LIFT OFF - Space Simulation Series - Part I www.eti-tech.com/Ed-Eval/Liftoff-Eval/Liftoff/

Pianonanny Training for Keyboard www.pianonanny.com/start.html

Emergency Preparedness

• Emergency Preparedness - Provincial Emergency Plan   www.pep.bc.ca

• First Nations' Emergency Services Society (FNESS)   www.fness.bc.ca