Tawaw - Welcome
Kitaskīnaw learning
Carrying Language, Land, and Teachings Forward
A youth cultural enterprise
supporting EAch generation through
land-based learning, language, and community.
Kitaskīnaw is a Nehinawewin (Swampy-Cree) word that translates as “Our Land”
It is a homage to our Indigenous ancestors who’ve sung our songs, shared our stories, lived in unity with the land, and spoke our languages long before colonization.
Wāpatamowin -Vision
Tānsi, Kato Carriere nitsinīkāson.
Kāhministigominahk nīna-ochi.
Hello my name is Kato Carriere, proudly from Cumberland House Cree Nation, and I am the founder of Kitaskinaw Learning, a youth cultural enterprise that teaches language, land, and community.
Through workshops, speaking engagements, and land-based learning; Kitaskinaw Learning supports youth in building identity, reconnecting with culture, and carrying language forward.
Rooted in kisêwâtisiwin, kindness, we meet youth where they’re at.
Apparel helps carry language into everyday life, and net profits directly fund youth programming.
Kitaskīnaw Learning is committed to the revitalization of Indigenous languages within schools and communities, the return of Indigenous peoples to the lands and their lands to them; to past, present and future generations of learners.
Agamēhimohk - Let’s Keep Going