A group of people paddle a silver canoe through a body of water against a blurred, natural background with gold text overlaid on the scene.

A̱ka̱la Outdoor Education Society

Musgamakw Dzawada̱’enux̱w citizens

General Admission

Join us for the red carpet premiere of Hutłilala Xa̱n&rsquo;s Sasa̱m Yak̓int̓alux 🎥✨&mdash; a film screening and event celebrating our Musgamakw Dzawada̱&rsquo;enux̱w ga̱nga̱nana̱m at the Vic Theatre.&nbsp; Hutłilala Xa̱n&rsquo;s Sasa̱m Yak̓int̓alux &mdash; &ldquo;Listen, our children are speaking to you&rdquo; &mdash; is both a teaching and a call to action. Our youth are not only our future; they are our right now. We cannot make decisions about their lives, land, and wellbeing without hearing directly from them.Through A̱ka̱la Society&rsquo;s Youth Leadership Paddle Program : multi-day, on-the-land and on-the-water journeys across Musgamakw Dzawada̱&rsquo;enux̱w territory, the film brings us into the world of our young people. We see the territory through their eyes, hear the concerns they carry, and witness their joy, resilience, humour, and strength on the water. We learn what matters to them and what they need from us. By registering, you help us hold space where cultural expression is safe and celebrated, and where our youth&nbsp;see their stories honored. Your presence supports a̱wi&rsquo;nagwis-based learning, connection to land, and community leadership on our ancestral territories.

Join us for the red carpet premiere of Hutłilala Xa̱n’s Sasa̱m Yak̓int̓alux 🎥✨— a film screening and event celebrating our Musgamakw Dzawada̱’enux̱w ga̱nga̱nana̱m at the Vic Theatre.  Hutłilala Xa̱n’s Sasa̱m Yak̓int̓alux — “Listen, our children are speaking to you” — is both a teaching and a call to action. Our youth are not only our future; they are our right now. We cannot make decisions about their lives, land, and wellbeing without hearing directly from them.Through A̱ka̱la Society’s Youth Leadership Paddle Program : multi-day, on-the-land and on-the-water journeys across Musgamakw Dzawada̱’enux̱w territory, the film brings us into the world of our young people. We see the territory through their eyes, hear the concerns they carry, and witness their joy, resilience, humour, and strength on the water. We learn what matters to them and what they need from us. By registering, you help us hold space where cultural expression is safe and celebrated, and where our youth see their stories honored. Your presence supports a̱wi’nagwis-based learning, connection to land, and community leadership on our ancestral territories.

A̱ka̱la Outdoor Education Society

Hutłilala Xa̱n’s Sasa̱m Yak̓int̓alux Red Carpet Premiere

808 Douglas St

Musgamakw Dzawada̱’enux̱w citizens

Free

General Admission

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