nuw’ilum (welcome) to the snuwnuwus Cultural Safety Training. These lessons are designed to help us work together in a good way.
Learn about protocol, our land, our language and some considerations when working for snuwnuwus Nation.
nu’wilum – Welcome
Welcome / Prayer
1 of 4
’een’thu snuwnuwus – I am snuwnuwus
2 of 4
q’ushintul – Walking Together
3 of 4
stsi’elh tthu snuw’uy’ulh – Respecting the teachings
4 of 4
snuw’uy’ulh – Teachings
snuw’uy’ulh – Teachings
1 of 16
ti’wi’ulh – Prayer
2 of 16
hwyuxwut tthu syaays – Opening
3 of 16
sulxwen – Elders
4 of 16
s-hwulmuhw’a’lh sne Traditional Name
5 of 16
lhwet ch a’lu – who are you – Introducing yourself in community
6 of 16
Kinship Systems
7 of 16
s’ulhtun = food, meals
8 of 16
slhexun (medicine), Brushings, Cleansing
9 of 16
Shaker Church
10 of 16
Contacting an Elder to Request Cultural Work
11 of 16
Honorarium and Handshakes
12 of 16
Gifts
13 of 16
Multigenerational Living
14 of 16
Witnesses
15 of 16
Songs & Dance
16 of 16
Land and Water
Our Territory
1 of 3
Land Acknowledgements
2 of 3
A Brief Introduction to Reserves, Unceded Lands & Treaties
3 of 3
Language
First Nations Languages in British Columbia
1 of 3
Hul’q’umi’num’
2 of 3
Language Revitalization
3 of 3
Additional Considerations
Cultural Practices
1 of 5
Relationship Building
2 of 5
Say This, Not That
3 of 5
Responsible Knowledge Seeking
4 of 5
Terminology & Definitions
5 of 5

