The online extended version of USAY’s Special Edition: Lessons Learned can be viewed by clicking on this link: http://issuu.com/newtribemagazine/docs/online_edition_c
Lessons Learned covers many topics and stories related to the Indian Residential School Experience. Please contact USAY if you would like to receive printed copies of the magazine – 403.233.8225
Many thanks to AANDC’s Advocacy and Public Information Program for the funding that made this magazine possible.
It’s that time of year again! Register your team for the 8th Annual Aboriginal Youth Hoops 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
Great prizes for competition winners; jerseys & lunch provided for all participants!
Deadline to Register: June 25/2012
NEW RULES:
Maximum 4 players per team
1 player MUST be of the opposite sex
Please fax registration forms into the YMCA’s Aboriginal Active Life Coordinator – Morgan @ 403.508.2629. Participants are welcome to come into USAY and use our fax machine.
USAY would like to extend an enormous Thank You to all those who supported the organization through Odgers Berndtson’s “Guinness & Green” fundraising event last week.
Your generosity has made a world of difference to our little organization and we are so grateful to be blessed with such a wonderfully supportive community.
Stay tuned to see how your donations have impacted our agency.
In friendship,
USAY Staff
This contest is now closed – thank you to those who participated!
USAY wants to know - where do you pick up your New Tribe Magazine?
In an effort to better our distribution of New Tribe Magazine, USAY is asking our readers to Facebook message us where they pick up their monthly copies of New Tribe.
Personally message USAY through our Facebook Page the location/address where you pick up the magazine and we’ll enter you into a draw for one of two $25 gift cards.
Contest open until the end of February – good luck!!!
A big Thank You! to all those who came out and supported our AFA funded “NDN Interrupted” performance on December 2nd & 3rd at the Dutton Theatre. The cast did an amazing job of bringing the characters to life, and the audience enjoyed the humour sprinkled throughout.
Hopefully we’ve started something here – let’s keep live performances alive in Calgary!
Come join USAY on December 2 & 3, 2011 for our “NDN Interrupted” performance at the downtown Calgary Public Library.
Our program, PLAY (Performance Learning for Aboriginal Youth), provides an opportunity for Aboriginal youth to learn acting and performing skills from those who are more experienced, and has been generously funded by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.
A dark comedy that explores the consequences of our actions, “NDN Interrupted” is written by local playwright Telly James and directed by Gemini Award winning Michelle Thrush. ”NDN Interrupted” features our local young and up-and-coming talent as well as established performers, such as Julian Black Antelope.
Tickets are $5 – available at the door or at the office.
Call USAY for more information 403.233.8225
Come out to be entertained and support your local talent!
Call now to sign up for this great opportunity to learn from a professional artist how to build your own canvases. This free 2 day workshop gives participants the materials and the opportunity to learn the skills for canvas building and to mingle with some like-minded artists.
Participants receive bus tickets, lunch and snacks both days, and get to walk home at the end of the 2 days with the canvases they build!
Limited space available – take a look at the poster for more information. Call USAY to register 403.233.8225
USAY is hiring 3 contributing writers for its Special Edition of New Tribe Magazine. Take a look at the USAY Contributing Writer Job Post for more information.
USAY is seeking an Associate Editor for its specially funded ‘Special Edition’ of New Tribe Magazine. Those interested should check out the link below for the job post. ’Special Edition’ will be an excellent opportunity for aspiring editors & journalists.
USAY Associate Editor Job Post
We will also be hiring 3 writers for ‘Special Edition’ – keep your eyes open in October for that job post if interested.
Want to learn animation? Be part of a tight knit group? Learn leadership skills and get paid for it?!!!
Qucikdraw Animation Society’s Aboriginal Youth Animation Project (AYAP) applications are now being accepted. Take some time to look at their website and see if you qualify for the program. Applications must be submitted to Quickdraw.
AYAP Poster & Application Information
A letter and resume are required for the application – USAY can help! Come into the office if you want some assistance writing a letter and/or creating a resume.
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