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Indigenous Histories of Hamilton

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The Indigenous Histories of Hamilton project is documenting and celebrating the movements and care that has helped shaped the Indigenous community of Hamilton across generations. 

This project is rooted in a desire to honour and share the incredible contributions of Indigenous community members to create the much needed resources, relationships, and opportunities for our community to thrive.

 

The Indigenous Histories of Hamilton project will host Tea Talks with Indigenous community leaders from culture, health, education, politics, etc. to share their experiences and wisdoms on how the Indigenous community has grown over the last 50+ years.  These talks will be recorded and shared with community upon completion. 

We will also be creating ongoing opportunities for Indigenous community members to contribute to the project through our social media.

The outcome of this project will be the development of multimedia resources documenting and celebrating our community's history that can be shared with many generations to come.

The design for the Indigenous Histories of Hamilton logo was developed by Onondaga-Anishinaabe Artist, Brent Beauchamp.

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Stay Connected

Follow our Facebook and Instagram pages for Indigenous Histories of Hamilton project updates!

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Instagram - CHILeadership

 


Share Your Stories

How have the moments in our community impacted you and your loved ones?  Do you have a story to share about the opening of the "Indian Centre"?  What do remember as being a significant moment in strengthening the Indigenous community of Hamilton?

 

Share your stories and add to the Indigenous Histories of Hamilton Archives.

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The Indigenous Histories of Hamilton
GIVEAWAY

To thank community for sharing their stories and contributing to the Indigenous Histories of Hamilton archives, the Coalition of Hamilton Indigenous Leadership is giving away custom hoodies and t-shirts!

Each day in February (2023), CHIL will post a news article, image, or historical resource about the history of the Indigenous community of Hamilton on our social media pages.  In each post, we will invite Indigenous community members of Hamilton to comment on the post and share what those moments, initiatives, and resources meant to them.  CHIL will randomly pick comments on each post to award with a custom hoodie of the Indigenous Histories of Hamilton logo.


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o enter, Indigenous community members of Hamilton (Ontario) must:

  1. Like the Coalition of Hamilton Indigenous Leadership Facebook or  Instagram page, and

  2. Comment under an Indigenous Histories of Hamilton post by CHIL.

 

How else can Indigenous community members enter?

Indigenous community members can also enter by sharing their stories directly on the CHIL website page: Share Your Stories

How will winners be chosen?

Winners will be randomly selected from the comments under our CHIL Facebook page and Instagram each day in the month of February.  Winners will be contacted by direct message to arrange pick up of their shirt.

Each day we will randomly select up to 10 winners each day across Facebook, Instagram and website submissions.

Who is eligible to participate and win an Indigenous Histories shirt?

All Indigenous community members of Hamilton (Ontario) are eligible to participate! 

 

Indigenous community members of Hamilton under the age of 18 must have the permission of a parent or guardian to participate and, if they win a prize, they must also be accompanied by their parent or guardian to receive their shirt.

How will I know if I won?

If you win by commenting on a CHIL social media post, we will respond to your comment on the post and send you a direct message.

If you are selected from a submission directly to our website (Share Your Stories), we will contact you through the contact information provided in your submission.

How many shirts can I win?

Due to limited supply, Indigenous community members can only win once.

How many shirts are available to be won?

We have 80 custom hoodies and 80 custom t-shirts to be won!  Sizes are limited and are given away on a "first come, first serve" basis.

Do you have any other questions about the Indigenous Histories of Hamilton Giveaway?

Reach out to us!  Connect with us on our Facebook or Instagram accounts. 

 

Or send us an email: Questions & Comments About the Indigenous Histories Giveaway

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