Four Salish Winds Society
Creating Indigenous Informed Resources for Education, Arts and Cultural Studies
What is the most important lesson that grandma ever taught you mom? Elder Jane Marston’s response with no hesitation “never to lie”
Art Projects
Language Projects
Teachings From The Elders
Culturally Connected Imagery
Beading Workshops
With funding from First Peoples’ Cultural Council hosted a beading workshops.
Saltries of the Salish Sea
Elder Kwatleematt, Jane Marston shares memories of a time when communities came together to help get the fish off the boat and into the cannery.
Cultural Awareness Teachings
Cultural awareness teachings coming soon!!! In collaboration with university professors, local elders and youth we have created some self paced workshops. Click here to connect to our workshop page.
Our Partners
In collaboration with multiple partners we have, over the last 12 years, designed and delivered programs to support the development of youth, educate the public about the true history of First Nation peoples in BC, hosted art workshops, and language revitalization programs.
Blog
The Four Salish Winds Society blog is a platform for critical reflection, community-based research, and the dissemination of Indigenous knowledge systems. Grounded in Indigenous worldviews, this space fosters dialogue between traditional knowledge holders, scholars, and community members, contributing to ongoing decolonial and resurgence-based efforts.
Four Salish Winds Arts and Education Society
Box 65 | Duncan BC | V9L 3X1 | Incorporation # S0076846
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