Services in English
Access Indigenous Learning Pathways in English.
Kolipaïô - Welcome
While our main site is in French, you can explore and enroll in our programs entirely in English through our Indigenous Learning Pathways.
Réjean OBomsawin and Jacinthe Laliberté
Knowledge Keepers guiding your journey through Indigenous history and culture.
What’s included in our Custom Learning Journeys
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Workshops on Indigenous history and traditions
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Participate in talking circles and guided sessions
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Readings and resources in English from our Indigenous Library (e.g., Sang-Mêlé (in English) and video content)
Interested in joining?
You can register at any time during the academic year and begin your learning journey in the current or next session.
Ongoing Enrollment — Academic Year 2025–2026
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Access period: October 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026
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Access fee: $60 (non-refundable) and covers the activation and management of your secure learning platform account.
Once your registration and payment are confirmed, you will receive:
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Access to your personal learning platform account
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Your session schedule
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Access to available workshops, modules, and gatherings (sold separately)
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Access to open class - End of session (for all learners)
➡️ From your learner account, you can then select the content you wish to join, according to the available schedule and fees.
You can view the seasonal pathway details here:
Explore the full program and enroll in the pathway that best suits your learning journey.
If you cannot complete your pathway within the current academic year, you may renew your access for the next session by paying the regular access fee ($60).
Registration procedures are the same for all learners — in French or English.
If you have any questions after reviewing the information, please feel free to contact us.
A tribute to Victor Benedict,
last master craftsman of the miniature canoes
Enseignement Abénaki will soon present the online premiere of Victor Benedict’s Miniature Canoes, an immersive documentary by Réjean OBomsawin and produced by Jacinthe Laliberté (Productions J.L.).
This film in English pays tribute to Victor Benedict, the last master artisan of birchbark miniature canoes, and celebrates a precious craftsmanship carried by the living memory of Wôbanaki Elders.
Stay tuned: the date of the online premiere will be announced soon, and several related events will follow throughout 2026.
Be the first to know
The online premiere will be announced exclusively to subscribers of the Nikwôbi letter in English.
Subscribe to receive updates and early access to upcoming events.
Réjean and Jacinthe:
A Living Traditional Approach
Learn differently — at your own rhythm, free from performance pressure.
Far from the tourist formats often associated with Indigenous cultures, our approach weaves together history, culture, and lived experience.
As we celebrate our 6th anniversary, we are pleased to offer structured learning pathways rooted in the continuity of Indigenous oral knowledge.
What Participants Are Saying
Sustainable Collaborations
Since our founding, numerous organizations have sought our expertise to share Indigenous culture and knowledge, in a way that respects both traditional practices and contemporary realities.
Support Our Work
We are an independent organization, not funded by the government.
Your donation directly sustains Indigenous teaching and knowledge sharing.
→ Learn more on our Mildo Fund page.
FAQ (in French)
Some questions about our services, courses, and programs may be answered on our FAQ page (which is currently available in French)
If needed, you can use a browser translation tool to read the content in English.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to write to us in English via our Contact form. We will respond personally and help you navigate our offerings.
Contact Us in English
→ Please use our Contact form to reach out to us in English.
We welcome your message and will follow up with care.
The Enseignement Abénaki Team
Wli Wni — Thank you for walking with us