The QNSA is an AMS ratified university association comprised of a diverse group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous students that share an interest in traditional Indigenous cultures and issues. Undergraduates, graduates and professional students are all represented in the QNSA.
The QNSA functions as a forum for students to discuss contemporary and historic issues pertaining to Aboriginal Peoples. We work in collaboration with Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre (FDASC) and Queen’s Aboriginal Council to identify the needs of Aboriginal students on campus.QNSA plans and produces Aboriginal Awareness Week each year on campus. The week-long event has a different theme each year. Guest speakers and performers bring the Queen’s and Kingston communities together to learn about and critically engage with issues.
The QNSA seeks to promote increased cultural understanding on campus. Members attend events produced by other clubs on campus to promote solidarity and cooperation towards achieving campus-wide mutual respect.
Company Details
- Employees
- 3
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Kingston, Ontario K7l 3j9, Ca
- Industry
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Website
- http://qnsaclub.wordpress.com
- HQ
- Kingston, Ontario
- Competitors
- Indigenous Environmental (in)Justice (IEJ) Project -BACK UP, Office of Indigenous Initiatives at Queen's University, Mashkawazìwogamig: Indigenous Resource Centre, NAU Office of Native American and Indigenous Advancement, Office of Indigenous Initiatives at the University of Toronto, Indspire, Anishinabek Employment and Training Services (AETS), University of Guelph Master of Conservation Leadership, Office of Health Equity & Community Engagement, NeuGeneration.
Queen's Native Student Association Questions
Queen'S Native Student Association's website is http://qnsaclub.wordpress.com
Queen'S Native Student Association's LinkedIn profile is https://ca.linkedin.com/company/queen's-native-student-association
Queen'S Native Student Association has
3 employees.
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employees at Queen'S Native Student Association.
Queen'S Native Student Association's industry is
Non-profit Organizations
Queen'S Native Student Association's top competitors are
Indigenous Environmental (In)justice (Iej) Project -Back Up,
Office Of Indigenous Initiatives At Queen's University,
Mashkawazìwogamig: Indigenous Resource Centre,
Nau Office Of Native American And Indigenous Advancement,
Office Of Indigenous Initiatives At The University Of Toronto,
Indspire,
Anishinabek Employment And Training Services (Aets),
University Of Guelph Master Of Conservation Leadership,
Office Of Health Equity & Community Engagement,
Neugeneration.
Queen'S Native Student Association's categories are Non-profit Organizations
Queen'S Native Student Association's founding year is 1994
