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Jan 28, 2022 44 min

Episode 1: AGGV School Workshops

from #WIP Hosted by Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

In this episode we are joined by collaborators from the AGGV's School Workshops series ― a partnership with the University of Victoria's Indigenous Education Program. Listen as your host for this episode Jennifer Van de Pol, Educator of School and Family Programs at the AGGV, chats with collaborative pianist and vocal coach Alex Chen, and a group of grade eight learners from Arbutus Global Middle School. You'll also hear from several UVic Indigenous Education Students and John Harris, Elders and Indigenous Knowledge Facilitator from School District 61. The 2021 AGGV School Workshops were inspired by Dylan Thomas's (Qwul’thilum’s) artworks from our latest Teacher Resource Guide with movement and sound activities facilitated by guest artist Alex Chen.

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