Indigenous School Residency Programs
Your Students Are Ready
Your Students Are Ready
to Tell Their Story
We come to your school, your community... and we stay until the song is finished.
We come to your school, your community... and we stay until the song is finished.
Professional recording studios used to mean expensive travel, unfamiliar cities, and time away from the community. Not anymore. Our production kit fits into a couple of suitcases and sets up in a classroom. The result is professional-quality audio and video, made right where your students live and learn.
Every project is different. Every song is original. And every community walks away owning something they created themselves.
See All ProgramsWe work alongside students, teachers, and elders to write and record an original song that reflects who your community is. Traditional languages, local stories, and the voices of your students are at the centre of every project.
From student-led documentary to language resource videos, we provide professional production and teach students to operate the gear themselves. The focus stays on the story, not the technology.
For schools and communities wanting more than a single project, our mentorship programs build lasting skills in music, video, and digital storytelling. Students learn to find their creative voice and use it.
We work with First Nations community schools, urban schools with Indigenous student populations, language departments, cultural programs, and band councils across Turtle Island. Whether your school is in a remote northern community or a city, we come to you.
If you're a principal trying to honour your Indigenous students in a meaningful way... if you're a language department trying to preserve something before it's gone... if you're a chief and council looking for a creative project that unites your community, this is the work we do.
Start the ConversationSessions are engaging, comprehensive and supportive right from the first steps to the final stage. The program was especially valuable for my students who struggled with self-esteem, coping and communication. I highly recommend it for your students, your kids and yourself.
You are all living examples of the Dene principles of discovering your talent and sharing it with others. Your workshops inspired our youth and helped feed their creative spirits, which will last a lifetime. What you leave behind is a warm memory and the desire to open the floodgates of our own creativity. Mahsi Cho.
I appreciate the opportunity to experience first-hand your artistry and unique contemporary approach. You have joined with an elite group of rising stars representing the best and brightest Aboriginal recording artists from across the country.
Residency spots fill up quickly, especially for the fall and spring terms. If you're thinking about next year, now is the right time to reach out.
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