This historical place is where the Wolastoq and Mi’kmaq Traditional Chiefs once met to unify the nations and discuss important issues in a true democratic manner.
This will be an historical event where the two nations and their allies will reaffirm the Peace and Friendship treaties that our Ancestors signed during the 1800 century.
All members of the Wolastoq - Mi’kmaq Nations and ally groups are welcomed to attend this historical gathering.
There will be 6 cabins that will house approximately 35 Elderly people.
CAMPSITES ARE available for the younger attendees.
Items to bring
• air mattress
• bedding – sleeping bag, pillow
• toiletries
• Flashlight/HEADLIGHT
• Warm clothing/rain gear (check the weather for the area before you come)
• Plate, bowl, cup, glass, cutlery
• Towel, soap, shampoo, etc…
Meals will be provided
* RSVP by Sunday, Sept. 20th so we'll know how much food to purchase as this is a catered event.
You may do so on the Facebook page (Peace and Friendship Alliance Gathering) or through the old –fashioned way, that is, by sending an email to jlpdev@nbnet.nb.ca. Please use the following subject heading in your email: Peace and Friendship Alliance. Indicate when you'll be arriving and the number of people in your party. For additional information, please phone 506-238-5277.
Proposed agenda
FRIDAY, SEPT 25th EVENING
- Meet-and-Greet
SATURDAY, SEPT 26th
- Sunrise (~6:30am) - Sunrise Ceremony
- Breakfast served at 8:00am
SAT. MORNING MEETING (9:00am-12:30pm)
- Opening Prayer
- Report on Confederacy Meeting held last month in Vermont
- Peace and Friendship Treaties
- Water Declaration
- Interview Matrix (everyone writes down answers to 4 Key Questions)
- Group photograph taken in support of the Unist’ot’en blockade in BC
Lunch served at 12:30pm
SAT. AFTERNOON MEETING (1:30pm-5:00pm)
- Paris Climate Change meeting in December
- Structure & Decision-Making Process of the Peace and Friendship Alliance
- Small Hydro Projects discussion with Melvin Nash
- Discussion of potential projects to be promoted by Alliance (e.g. community energy, food self-sustainability, getting back control of our forests)
- Decide on agenda for Sunday's meeting
Supper served at 6:00pm
SAT. EVENING STORYTELLING & BRAINSTORMING
Sunset (~8:15pm) - Sunset Ceremony
SUNDAY, SEPT 27th
Breakfast served at 8:00am
9:00am - 12:30pm - SUN. MORNING MEETING
- 4 Key Questions (review flipcharts which have answers compiled from Saturday)
Lunch served at 12:30pm
1:30pm - 3:00pm - SUN. AFTERNOON MEETING
Proposed agenda
FRIDAY, SEPT 25th EVENING
- Meet-and-Greet
SATURDAY, SEPT 26th
- Sunrise (~6:30am) - Sunrise Ceremony
- Breakfast served at 8:00am
SAT. MORNING MEETING (9:00am-12:30pm)
- Opening Prayer
- Report on Confederacy Meeting held last month in Vermont
- Peace and Friendship Treaties
- Water Declaration
- Interview Matrix (everyone writes down answers to 4 Key Questions)
- Group photograph taken in support of the Unist’ot’en blockade in BC
Lunch served at 12:30pm
SAT. AFTERNOON MEETING (1:30pm-5:00pm)
- Paris Climate Change meeting in December
- Structure & Decision-Making Process of the Peace and Friendship Alliance
- Small Hydro Projects discussion with Melvin Nash
- Discussion of potential projects to be promoted by Alliance (e.g. community energy, food self-sustainability, getting back control of our forests)
- Decide on agenda for Sunday's meeting
Supper served at 6:00pm
SAT. EVENING STORYTELLING & BRAINSTORMING
Sunset (~8:15pm) - Sunset Ceremony
SUNDAY, SEPT 27th
Breakfast served at 8:00am
9:00am - 12:30pm - SUN. MORNING MEETING
- 4 Key Questions (review flipcharts which have answers compiled from Saturday)
Lunch served at 12:30pm
1:30pm - 3:00pm - SUN. AFTERNOON MEETING