SAYBiz

06/04/2015

Register today!

Are you 15 to 29? If so the Di-No Wi-Gehmin Aboriginal Youth Leadership program invites you to be apart of our exciting event.

Di-No Wi-Gehmin presents Indigen-Eyes: a one day event aimed at raising awareness about issues affecting Thunder Bay youth. Topics covered will include: Racism, Mental Health/Addictions, Teen Pregnancy, and Identity.Certificates will be awarded to those who participate.

This exciting event will be held on Saturday June 13, 2015, 10:00AM to 2:30PM at the Blue Sky Community Healing Centre.

You can register by clicking the link below. Seats are limited so register early. Hope to see you there!

https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=SRyXW%2A8RUcguEEPRY-hVPg #

09/22/2014

08/27/2014

Marlon Gasparotto accepts the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

08/27/2014

SAYbiz participants doing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

08/26/2014

AETS ED does the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge !!

08/21/2014

Hello SAYBiz participants! Reminder: Check your email and please confirm if you haven't already. See every Sunday!

07/23/2014

has everyone been able to check out the site "informetica"?

07/21/2014

I hope everyone is enjoying their summer so far since the first retreat! We can't wait till the final retreat to see everyone again! We will be letting you know the dates for the final retreat soon :)

07/21/2014

SAYBiz final retreat July 9th-12th

07/11/2014

Being your own boss is a dream for many of us. But how do you go about becoming an entrepreneur? Eighteen young people from a number of First Nations along the north shore and on Lake Nipigon are getting the opportunity to learn how to do just that. They'

07/11/2014

05/09/2014

Pushing along at the Social Media Training.

09/11/2013

08/21/2013

Hello, my name is Cynthia Goodchild. My business was suppose to be a healthy concession stand that served burgers and fries. The burgers I would serve would be chicken, vegetable and beef sliders; the fries I would serve would be sweet potato, beet and yucca. The concession stand was going to be called Cynthia's Burger Barn, unfortunately I have to wait for funding so I can get all the equipment I would like to have for it. but overall I enjoyed my experience and thank you for providing the learning experience

08/21/2013

We are Mariah Wigwas and Precious Anderson, We have decided to create a partnership to develop workshops for aboriginal woman. We decided to call it Empowering our Water Carriers. We have both felt lost at times, not knowing who were are or where we belong, through life experiences and being drawn in by our culture through the nishnawbe blood within us, we have discovered that we were not the only ones. Native women have been lost. We both have found our ways back and feel so empowered and with our knowledge and wisdom. We want to share this amazing feeling. We started with an idea of workshops but then soon realized that this job is bigger than both of us, we need community, we need our culture to drive these young women to want to come back home. We just started writing our curriculum and noticed that we can go bigger! with week retreats to a summer camp! we are now developing this little idea we had at first and hope to hold our workshops next summer, with the help of our communities and other organizations we can make this dream a reality. We are going to continue with our endeavours throughout the year, we are two very determined women and want this to be perfect.

08/21/2013

As our SAYBiz participants gear up for their final retreat we will be sharing some of their stories about who they are, what they have been working on this summer, and some of their experiences.

We will be sharing them over the course of the week so keeping checking back to follow their stories!

07/10/2013

If anyone is having issues with their laptops please let us know!