Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority

1) Provide and present cultural information on Northern Plains First Nations people; (2) Create and present Indigenous and cultural awareness programs; (3) Partner and provide resources with schools to present programming created to compliment current curriculum; (4) Create special programs presented by Elders and traditional knowledge keepers; (5) Provide Tipi Village sleepovers and cultural camps; (6) Provide Archaeological programs tours and interpretations; (7) Provide First Nations dance music and artistic performances on- and off-site; (8) Provide a venue for spiritual ceremonies; (9) Operate an art gallery restaurant host gift shop on-site to improve the quality of our programs and experiences; (10) Provide community outreach programs for inner city youth at risk; (11) Heritage Series workshops teaching beadwork traditional crafts moccasin making birch bark biting soapstone carving etc. (12) Cultural culinary experiences with cultural programming components; (13) Provide programming related to land stewardship and ecology including education on invasive and native plant species and bison's interaction with their environment; and (14) Video learning on demand programming - subscription access and virtual tours. Focusing on UNESCO World Heritage Site nomination preparation.