The FPCC Spring Newsletter is now available! Check out the current issue to learn about recent news, program stories, events and more. We are excited to present the FPCC Newsletter, Spring 2025, and share what we’ve been up to in our work supporting First Nations languages, arts, and cultural heritage revitalization. We want to keep…
The FPCC Summer Newsletter is now available! Check out the current issue to learn about recent news, program stories, events and more. As we head into mid-summer, we are happy to present the FPCC Newsletter Summer 2024 to share what we’ve been up to in our work supporting First Nations languages, arts and cultural heritage…
Following her summit of the Kânîsostîkwâw (Twin Sister Mountains), FPCC’s Heritage Manager, Karen Aird, details the importance of protecting B.C. First Nations cultural places in an article for British Columbia History Magazine. B.C. Heritage Week – Celebrating First Nations Heritage From February 19-25th, the First Peoples’ Cultural Council celebrates 2024’s B.C. Heritage Week. B.C. First…
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…
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s 2020 Winter/Spring Newsletter is now available! In this issue, you will find the following stories: Communities Collaborate to Build FirstVoices Archive Language Gathering and Sharing Event Connects Northern Dene Communities FPCC Applications Made Easy! FPCC Hosts Two Major Events in 2019 FPCC in Your Community New Arts Micro-Grants Support Indigenous…
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s 2019 winter newsletter is now available! In this issue, you will find stories about:• HELISET TŦE SḰÁL: ‘Let the Languages Live’ – 2019 International Conference on Indigenous Languages • FPCC’s record investments in Indigenous language revitalization• Community engagement with the new FPCC Language Revitalization Coaches• Outreach, training, events and current funding…
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