Press room
Would you like to consult the press articles published or our press releases, obtain photos in particular or conduct an interview? Send your requests to our communications manager!
Press articles
The Abenaki gatering under the sign of sharing
ICI Radio-Canada - Centre-du-Québec
July 23, 2023
Interview with Réjean OBomsawin, Abenaki spiritual leader
Root yourself in your culture to share better
Courrier Sud Newspaper
March 8, 2023
“A voice for Abenaki culture”
(Front page)
Traditions and modernity on the menu for an Indigenous Christmas
ICI Radio-Canada - L’Épicerie show
December 14, 2022
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The Record, The voice of the Eastern Townships
September 30, 2021
Sang-Mêlé, because it was time to get involved
Newspaper La Nouvelle Union
November 15, 2018
Visual Identity and Logo
The visual identity of Enseignement Abénaki is what distinguishes us and makes us recognizable quickly. With our logo, it defines us and represents who we are.
Visual identity
In 2019, Enseignement Abénaki was founded and adopted a dynamic visual identity. Red, black and white were chosen as the main colors, unifying shades which inspire the strength associated with the brand.
For any questions related to our visual identity and its use, do not hesitate to contact usby email.
Logo
The Enseignement Abénaki logo officially represents our institution. The concept was created by the two founders.
The visual signature is made up of two elements: the symbol and the signature.
The symbol of Enseignement Abénaki, created by Réjean OBomsawin, is represented by a circle which embodies circular teaching and which gives the general shape. The central circle represents the rallying point of all nations with the rays of the solar star. The four double curves are the symbol of lessons received grouped together at the rallying point.
The graphic design of the logo and the visual signature was created by Jacinthe Laliberté, must be used integrally, without modification of any kind, such as color changes, proportions, positioning of the constituent elements or additions within the circle.
Visuals
Here you will find photos that can be used to talk about our Indigenous training centre Enseignement Abénaki.
