National Ribbon Skirt Day: Introduction
Overview
Delivery method
Virtual classroom
Duration
30 min
Audience
Employees
Executives
Managers
Description
This course will provide a brief background of the history of the ribbon skirt and how January 4th came to be known as "Ribbon Skirt Day." In addition, we’ll be highlighting Indigenous designers.
If there are no offerings available, or to request training in French, please fill out the Waitlist for Indigenous Support and Awareness Office (ISAO) Sessions form.
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