Update 16 March 2020: Sessions scheduled in March and April are cancelled.

Huy ĉeep q'u mukw thwet : Thank you to all of you, for attending Language in the Library, and learning and sharing with us this semester. In consideration of the circumstances, we have made the decision to cancel our remaining Language in the Library sessions for the semester.

If you are interested in continuing to engage with the Hul’q’umi’num’ language, please visit our library guide “Hwulmuhw'qun: Indigenous Languages” for a list of selected resources here: https://libguides.viu.ca/FNLanguage.

We hope to recommence our sessions in the Fall semester and that you may be able to join us. Until then, any questions or feedback you’d like to share with us about Language in the Library is most welcome. Contact us at: livinglibraries@viu.ca

Coast Salish lands and communities are living libraries. From living libraries stem Indigenous language and story. Please join Jane Alcorn, Penelakut and Patricia Geddes, Librarian and Coordinator for Indigenous Initiatives, in the sharing and learning together from living libraries for a welcoming hour of Hul'q'umi'num' language and story at VIU Library.

Anyone interested in listening, learning, and practicing Hul'q'umi'num' language is invited to join us at these drop-in sessions.

Accessibility directions for session scheduled in building 305 room 444: Use the main floor library elevator located directly behind Starbucks inside the library to access the meeting space on the 4th floor.

Nanaimo Campus map: https://www.viu.ca/map

Questions? Contact the organizer by email: livinglibraries@viu.ca