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Patsea Griffin, whose Thunderbird Sisters Collective’s Youth Artists Council will receive $255,000 over three years, says the grant will finally allow her organization to properly fund its mentorship program, aimed at helping Indigenous youths in Ottawa, ages 12 to 29, build connections and learn about or reclaim their cultures through art-based workshops and elders’ guidance.
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“We already had our first workshop, led by (Ottawa’s English poet laureate) Albert Dumont, with future Indigenous writers. People came in from as far away as Sioux Lookout, which was exciting.”
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No, no, no, I’ll shovel snow, he said.
A few hours later, Kostuk and volunteer Gil Clelland went outside the Y’s Centre Branch on Waterloo Street in downtown London to check on him, but couldn’t see him or the shovel.
“A little while later, Brayden entered the building covered in snow and smiling. For the past three hours, he had shovelled the entire parking lot and all the sidewalks around the Y,” Clelland said.
Pellett was always trying to come in out of the cold, always trying to find his place with people.
“He was just trying to fit in everywhere he went,” his mother, Tanya Burke, says.
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