Storytelling is an ancient form of communication that can convey moral lessons, societal norms, and teach the shared wisdom of a community. Narratives that are rooted in oral traditions of Indigenous communities carry profound significance that transcends time and space; listening to these stories can entertain, help us get to know one another better, and even help to preserve our cultural memories.

Join the NFU BIPOC Caucus virtually for an afternoon of storytelling and sharing! A focus of this event is strengthening deep, lasting connections within the caucus. As such – existing BIPOC Caucus members and new BIPOC Caucus members who are committed to continued engagement in the caucus are invited to attend.

Recognizing the importance of food in bringing people together, we are also offering participants an honorarium to cover your dinner.

Space is limited, Register Today!

When: March 3rd, 12 – 2pm pacific, 1 – 3pm mountain, 2 – 4pm central, 3 – 5pm eastern, 4 – 6pm atlantic
Where: we’ll send you a zoom link
Food: we’re providing food, registrants who attend will get $30 to buy a meal to eat together
Who: all NFU BIPOC farmers, farmworkers, land stewards are invited to join and arrive with gentle winter energy, and consider your own cultural stories as they connect to food, land, farming, harvesting
Facilitator: NFU BIPOC Caucus leader; Natasha Anderson will facilitate the space and invite NFU BIPOC Caucus leaders to share story.

This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.