Join us on January 13 from 12-1pm at the Indigenous Support Centre for a special event with Ivana Yellowback!

Dive into Full Moon Teachings and experience an enriching discussion open to staff, students, and faculty. Enjoy light snacks and refreshments as we gather in community. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn and connect!

• 12pm – 1pm
• Monday, Jan. 13
• F209 Indigenous Support Centre

No registration is required. If you have any questions, please contact Terri-Lynn Anderson, Truth and Reconciliation Coordinator, tlanderson@rrc.ca.

We’re so excited to welcome back Ivana! She had shared Cedar Bath Teachings with RRC Polytech during the last Truth and Reconciliation and Community Engagement Week. 

Ivana Yellowback is a member of Manto Sipi Cree Nation (Treaty 5) and a relative to Mathias Colomb Cree Nation (Treaty 6), and was born and raised in the inner-city of Winnipeg, Manitoba (located in Treaty 1).   

Ivana is an Associate Producer, Writer, Cree host, and English co-host of Eagle Vision’s 7th GEN. She also acted as principal characters in both DJ Burnt Bannock and Little Bird, all of which are available to watch on APTN Lumi. Ivana is also a co-creator, host, writer, and executive producer of the Indigenous supernatural podcast show: Creepee Tepee.   

Along with her film work, and academics, Ivana is an Executive Training Facilitator with Indigenous Leadership Development Institute Inc., an Executive Board Member of Sākihiwē Festival, a Registered Social Worker with the Manitoba College of Social Workers, and an Action Therapist. She is also a co-creator of the venture: miteh atôskê (mih-teh at-oh-ski / heart work), which provides various trainings, workshops, and healing programming through individual and group counselling through a two-eyed seeing, and Indigenous-based lens. Lastly, Ivana is a traditional hand-drum and rattle singer of the family group: Kind Hart Women Singers.