Kingston Community | Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre

1. What services/programs for Ontario students and their families?

1.1. Cultural Safety Training

1.2. Indigenous Cultural Services Handbook

1.3. Cultural Services

1.4. Smudging on Campus

1.5. Truth and Reconciliation Commission Task Force

1.6. Indigenous Initiatives Visitorship Fund

1.7. Healing and Wellness

1.8. Education and Training

1.9. Infinite Property Services

1.10. Lands, Resources and Consultation

1.11. Economic Development

2. How are services/programs accessed?

2.1. The centre is open 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday.

2.1.1. Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre Queen's University 146 Barrie Street Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6 ​CANADA

2.1.2. 613-533-6000 EXT. 75514

3. Cultural Programming

3.1. Cultural Programming | Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre

3.1.1. moccasin making

3.1.2. Full moon cermonies

3.1.3. Drum Making

3.1.4. Sweat lodge

3.1.5. Smudging

3.1.6. Beading

4. Vision And Goals

4.1. The Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre, strives to be a home away from home, a hub of activity and a key resource for Queen's Indigenous students. They offer academic tutoring and advising, cultural programming, Indigenous focused library, and a range of workshops designed to support you, academically, socially and culturally.

5. Does the agency specifically address equity, inclusion and historically marginalized communities?

5.1. The Four Directions Student Centre focus effectively on the inclusion and equity of Indigenous peoples within the Queen's and Kingston community. They provide a range of services including community outreach.