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Our Mission. Maya’xala Culturally Centered Home Studies and Integrated Services work will be guided by cultural values and beliefs to honour, build-up, and strengthen the Aboriginal community of Vancouver Island.
Join Charlene Everson and Alexandra Thomas in a live discussion about Maya'xala. What it means and how to embody it as you travel across the Nanwakolas Membe...
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Feb 20, 2024 · Maya’xala – Respect for the Territories. News. February 20, 2024. Every square inch of the Nanwakolas member First Nations’ territories is culturally significant, both in terms of their contemporary connections to their lands and waters, and the deep, ancient history embedded within them. Learn more about the importance of cultural and ...
Mar 6, 2023 · "Maya'xala is a Kwakwaka'wakw traditional value which means, 'Respect for oneself and all things, living or otherwise.' Being respectful also translates to a belief about proper conduct in the world. Further, proper conduct means that we must never bring shame to ourselves or to our families.
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Maya'xala Culturally Centered Home Studies and Integrated Services. 108 likes. The agency provides culturally appropriate services to First Nation, Inuit...
The 2021 VIU STTP Cohort created a Bakwam Accord at the beginning of the program to set out their shared values. Entitled “’Namwayut – We Are All One,” the Accord emphasizes the importance of maya’xala (respect) for all living things and for each other, inside and out of the classroom. It describes their expectations of each other, and equally importantly, of themselves.
