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COVID-19 EVALUATION AND ARCHIVAL PROJECT
ABOUT THE PROJECT
With the support of resolution MAR-22.08, the First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba (FNHSSM) is embarking on an evaluation and archival project focused on capturing the First Nations COVID-19 pandemic response in Manitoba. We aim to highlight community initiatives, challenges faced, and lessons learned through the development of a digital space (website) that will house an archive including individuals’ experiences captured through storytelling and documentation of key processes. This project aims to serve as a valuable resource for future generations to understand the resilience and adaptability of First Nations during a pandemic and be better informed for pandemics to come.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
We invite First Nations citizens in Manitoba to contribute by sharing photos, videos, audio, and documents from the COVID-19 pandemic (March 2020-2023).
THINGS TO SHARE
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Photos or videos of community initiatives during the pandemic (pandemic parades, cultural or spiritual responses, food sharing, vaccination clinics, working or schooling from home, etc.)
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Video or audio messages of resilience or your COVID-19 experience.
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Written narratives, poetry, or artwork as expressions of your experience.
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Public reports developed by First Nations or organizations about how COVID-19 response impacts on First Nations.
MONTHLY GIFT CARD DRAWS
To thank you for your participation, your name will be put into a monthly draw for a $500 gift card of your choice.
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The draw is only open to Manitoba residents. Only those who submit valid submissions will be considered. Winners will be contacted via email. The winner may be asked to show proof of Manitoban residency.
OUR TEAM
Joanna
Project Manager -
Special Projects
Chelsea
Fullstack Developer
Yang
Data Analyst
Last Updated: 2024-07-26