Meet Visiting Elder Liz Osawamick
Wednesday October 4, 12-4PM
Elder Liz Osawamick will be available to meet individually with Indigenous OCAD U students, faculty and staff. Walk-ins only, no appointment required!
Elizabeth (Liz) Osawamick is an Anishinaabe Midewiwin-kwe community leader, Water Walker/activist, jingle dress dancer, devoted parent and professional teacher. She is President of Anishnaabemowin Teg, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, teaching and developing Anishnaabe language and cultural pride. A leader of the Kawartha area Water Walks under the guidance of Elders Dr Shirley I Williams and the late Nookomis Josephine Mandamin, Liz has dedicated her life to her people, her language, the lands, and the waters.
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