Qwuy'um'aat Creations + Consulting

05/03/2026

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05/03/2026

05/03/2026

Ready to grow your business or finally bring that idea to life? Join us in Duncan on May 20 & 21 for an inspiring, hands-on workshop designed by and for Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs (IWE)

During our Social Media for Small Business Session:
• Take a deep dive into customized marketing from an Indigenous business perspective
• Learn how to build your brand both in-person and online
• Practical tips for content creation + real-time marketing activities
• Hands-on social media experience
• Connect, share, and grow alongside other Indigenous women

We’re honoured to have Aunalee from Ay Lelum – The Good House of Design sharing their powerful marketing journey and guiding you in creating strategies that reflect your values and vision.

🌿 One-night accommodation + meals are provided

Whether you’re just starting out or already running your business, this workshop is built to meet you where you’re at and help you level up!

📩 To register, please contact Amy Charlie at [email protected]

Spots are limited — don’t miss out!

Below: Aunalee Boyd-Good, Ay Lelum-The Good House of Design

05/03/2026

FPCC’s Spring Newsletter 🗞️🌷 features the following stories:

✨Gitxsan artist Tiffany Smith enhanced her Chilkat weaving skills with support from an FPCC Individual Artists Grant. Read her story in, ‘Weaving Language, Knowledge and Skill’ https://fpcc.ca/stories/weaving-language-knowledge-and-skill/

✨Tseshaht and Cowichan First Nations youth learned about traditional harvesting practices, land management and culturally appropriate ways to document knowledge in the recent story, titled ‘Harvesting Our Food, Medicine and Teachings' https://fpcc.ca/stories/heritage-stewardship-program-supports-harvesting-of-food-medicine-and-cultural-teachings/

✨Ben is becoming fluent in Hul’q’umi’num with the help of his three mentors. He’s learning from his grandfather, Joseph Norris, his uncle, qu'quyelh Johnathan Joe and his friend and former teacher, wuxwaxtunaat Gina Salazar. Read more in the story titled, ‘Saying YES to Learning the Language’. https://fpcc.ca/stories/saying-yes-to-learning-the-language/

We are honoured to celebrate B.C. First Nations arts, cultural heritage and language revitalization.

📚 These stories can be found in our Spring newsletter, located in the Resource Library here, https://fpcc.ca/resource/

04/28/2026

Looking for the Hul'q'umi'num' planner?

It's here with Khowutzun Development Corp. and they've been carrying this work foward over the past year.

If you've been looking for one (or didn't know where to find it) they're avialble here 👇: https://www.amazon.ca/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AKhowutzun%2BDevelopment&s=relevancerank&text=Khowutzun+Development&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1

Huy tseep q’u for continuing to support Indigenous-led work 🤍

04/28/2026

Are you applying for FPCC’s Cultural Practices Grant?

Join us for an online info session on Tuesday, April 28, at 2:00 pm PT!

What you can expect to learn:
📌 General information on the program
📌 Tips for a successful application
📌 Answers to all your questions!

Register today at: https://fpcc.ca/program/cultural-practices-grant/

FPCC staff are here to help! 📫 Email [email protected] for application support.

⏰ Deadline is Tuesday, June 2, at 4:30 pm PT.

04/28/2026

04/16/2026

‘e’ut ‘i ‘u tu’i - here it is 👏🏽