Through mentorship, carving and music, a Cowichan artist is reconnecting with culture and crafting his own voice. Aidan Thorne’s guitar is one of a kind. That’s because he carved it…
Through mentorship, carving and music, a Cowichan artist is reconnecting with culture and crafting his own voice. Aidan Thorne’s guitar is one of a kind. That’s because he carved it…
The Future Speaks: Celebrating Growing First Nations Language Fluency Across Generations to Mark National Indigenous Languages Day. National Indigenous Languages Day In celebration of National Indigenous Languages Day, we are…
FPCC’s Braided Knowledge Grant supports the restoration and sharing of naming practices in Kingcome Inlet. The path to decolonization can sometimes lead in unexpected directions. Just ask Lindsey Willie, the…
We are now collecting Language Status Assessment (LSA) community surveys for the 2026 Report on the Status of B.C. First Nations Languages. What is a Language Status Assessment? A Language…
The Conference Board of Canada’s report shows the significant economic impact of investments in First Nations cultural revitalization projects. In a news release announced today by FPCC, The Conference Board…
We want to give a big thank you to everyone who submitted their artwork to the First Peoples’ Cultural Council 2024 Holiday Card Contest. We received so many incredible submissions…
Update: Details on the 2026-27 Language Vitality Program can be found on the program page. Funding is now available for 2025-26 up to 2027-28 to support community-based projects that revitalize…
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