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Stardale Educational Session Series

Stardale Women’s Group is hosting a series of free screenings and discussions of their three films from now until the end of June — National Indigenous History Month. View all three films in a series of online screenings!

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    Stardale Screening - June 1 (The Road)

    Thu, Jun 1 • 12:00 AM MDT

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    Stardale Screening - May 18 (The Road)

    Thu, May 18 • 12:00 AM MDT

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    Stardale Screening - May 7 (A Light in the Shadow)

    Sun, May 7 • 12:00 AM MDT

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For over 25 years, Stardale Women’s Group has empowered the lives of Indigenous girls, strengthened their families, and inspired communities to engage in the core values of reconciliation. We offer programs and services to Indigenous young women and girls in overcoming systemic barriers. We believe that when we provide positive, supportive environments for Indigenous young women and girls, we build resilience across generations. We want all of the Indigenous young women and girls we serve to live in a strong, supportive and inclusive community where all Indigenous People have assets to thrive and are equal participants in Calgary’s future. Developed by the Stardale Women's Group Inc. Foundation, Stardale Women’s Group opened its doors for service in Melfort, Saskatchewan in 1998, to serve the communities in Northern Saskatchewan. Since that time, it has expanded to provide outreach to Southern Alberta.We are a non-profit organization and a registered charity.Our charity number is 894942622RR0001.