On November 17, 2023, pentl’ach was officially announced as a living language in B.C. After more than six years of planning and work, Qualicum First Nation Chief Michael Recalma and his language committee recently joined FPCC staff, Board and Advisory members at FPCC’s Annual General Meeting to celebrate the announcement of the pentl’ach language reawakening…
The FPCC Fall Newsletter is now available! We are so happy to share the latest edition of the FPCC Fall Newsletter with our readers. This issue walks you through news and updates on FPCC-funded projects and resources with articles including: FPCC uses a community development approach to building programs and resources. If you are looking for…
Gitsenimx language learner Katrina Morgan shares her plans to connect with her language as an apprentice through an FPCC language immersion program. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s Mentor-Apprentice Program (MAP) continues to be a great resource for First Nations language immersion learning and revitalization efforts in B.C. Katrina Morgan is planning to strengthen her ability to…
In collaboration with the First Peoples’ Cultural Council, Knowledge Network has launched a Call for Proposals from Indigenous filmmakers to produce a series of short documentary films that showcase the revitalization of First Nations languages, arts, cultures and heritage in B.C. For media enquiries please contact media@fpcc.ca
Knowledge Network is accepting Calls for Proposals from Indigenous filmmakers to produce stories about cultural revitalization work in B.C. Are you an Indigenous filmmaker living in B.C.? We are excited to announce a great opportunity to develop a series of short documentary films that showcase efforts to revitalize First Nations languages, arts, cultures and heritage…
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council is excited to share the 2021-22 Year in Review, which celebrates the accomplishments of grant recipients and highlights our partners and program initiatives. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s (FPCC) 2021-22 Year in Review is delivered to communities, funders, First Nations leadership as well as provincial and federal elected representatives. We are…
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