If you have any desire to learn about technology and traditional crafts, Seven Generations Education Institute (SGEI)’s Creativity Camps are the place to go this summer.
Hosted from the campus’s Makerspace on the second floor, the camps cater to all ages.
Makerspace assistant Maggie LeMesurier says there’s lots to learn and explore. For example, there will be medicine bags and medicine teachings, drum making, and ribbon skirts. People of all ages get to learn about the available technology like their laser cutter, 3D printers, and Cricut machines.
“It’s going to be super fun,” says LeMesurier.
There will be elders coming in to share traditional knowledge as well.
“We have tons of opportunities to learn about Anishinaabe crafts and traditions,” she says.
They’ve also got robots — Dot and Dash and Ozobot robots help youth learn about coding….
