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Introduction to Hunting Series

With EatWild

In partnership with

This program is for Indigenous women* who want to learn the foundations of hunting and food sovereignty in a supportive environment alongside other Indigenous folks.

Join Indigenous Women Outdoors this autumn for two hunting workshops aimed at helping Indigenous women* gain the skills, confidence, and training to practice food sovereignty.

In collaboration with EatWild, our autumn series will include two parts: Firearms safety & PAL training, and Hunter education & CORE exam.

Please note that participants are required to attend both days. Due to government restrictions, participants will have to file their own certification (costing $50) after program completion.

No previous hunting or firearms experience is needed to attend. A hunting range workshop will also be offered in November (details to be announced).

More Details:

Details:

Part One: Firearms Safety / PAL Training

  • Date: Saturday, September 19
  • Time: 9 AM to 6 PM
  • Location: East Vancouver

Part Two: Hunter Education / CORE Exam

  • Date: Sunday, September 27
  • Time: 9 AM to 6 PM
  • Location: East Vancouver

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Program Leaders

Program Lead

Founder / Program Lead

Myia Antone is a proud youth from Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation), with Ukrainian and Norwegian roots. Growing up in Squamish, she explored and loved taking care of the land that her ancestors have occupied since time immemorial.