Before the main event, immerse yourself in the impactful work of local nonprofits and businesses, all united in their commitment to diversity and inclusion in outdoor spaces. Hear from the filmmakers and community youth leaders who will delve deeper into the themes of the films with insights from creators and community leaders. Don't miss this chance to celebrate and contribute to a cause that's making the outdoors accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Tuesday, April 15
7 p.m.
$20 / members $17
About the host organizations
Soul of Miistaki
Soul of Miistaki (“Miis-dah-gee”) is an Indigenous-led non-profit founded by a Blackfoot woman, dedicated to creating welcoming outdoor experiences that celebrate diverse communities and honor Indigenous traditions. We invite organizations to learn from our journey, fostering understanding and connection through presentations on Indigenous culture and how to be supportive allies.
The Howl Experience
The Howl Experience is a Bow Valley based charity that offers land-based education programs for youth ages 14-35. Our programs intentionally bring Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth together with the goal of learning and building mutually respectful relationships. Howl takes a learning approach that emphasizes self-discovery, connection, community and hands-on learning experiences.
