The Braided Knowledge Grant provides funding for projects that show the connected nature of B.C. First Nations’ arts, languages, cultures and heritage. Register for the information session to learn more about the grant, guidelines and application process.
FPCC will have a booth at the Nisga’a Ts’amiks annual celebration of the Nisga’a New Year, Hoobiyee 2025! The celebration will take place at the PNE Forum in Vancouver, B.C. You can learn more about the event here: https://tsamiks.com/hoobiyee
FPCC will have an information booth at the 21st annual Gathering Our Voices: Indigenous Youth Leadership Training event on the territory of the Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc in Kamloops, B.C. The event will be hosted at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) and the Tournament Capital Centre (TCC). You can learn more about the event here: https://gatheringourvoices.ca/
The FPCC Arts Program supports B.C. First Nations artists working in both ancestral and contemporary arts by delivering grants, workshops and programs to positively impact creative sovereignty in their respective activities, knowledge transfer, training and professional development. The Arts Program supports the creation, development, production, and promotion across all forms of creative expressions. This includes…
The objective of the Braided Knowledge Grant is to fund projects that show the connected nature of B.C. First Nations’ arts, languages, cultures and heritage. This grant supports work where arts, languages, cultures and heritage are connected and aligned with Indigenous ways of knowing and being. All projects must have a mentorship component. Mentorship ensures that cultural knowledge…
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