Thanks to Charlotte Ross and Shannon Avison for sharing news of this upcoming event, offering professional development for broadcasters of all kinds, and greetings to Darian Âcikahtê and Nelson Bird, who look (in the photo) like they’re already hard at work!
pîkiskwêwin: Sharing Indigenous Languages on Radio and Online
March 25–27, 2026
Regina, Saskatchewan
This three-day conference will bring together Indigenous broadcasters, podcast producers, language keepers, content creators, and media practitioners working across radio, podcasting, and online platforms.
Registration is now live but seats are limited! To attend, register now: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1983814081320?aff=oddtdtcreator
The pîkiskwêwin project is funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage and the First Nations University of Canada, and this conference is part of our shared commitment to support Indigenous language revitalization through media, storytelling, and community-based practice.
Check out the substantial existing collection of pîkiskwêwin podcasts at their home website: pikiskwewin.ca/podcasts
