Media.Knet.Ca

An online survey is collecting information about the people who are using MyKnet.org for their homepages. We are hoping that EVERYONE will take a few moments to complete this short survey.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE MYKNET.ORG ONLINE SURVEY

Welcome to the online survey on MyKnet.org! 

This survey is set up and maintained by Philipp Budka, a PhD student of the University of Vienna, Austria. Philipp is working with K-Net over the past two years.

He is particularly interested in

• how MyKnet.org homepages are used to share stories, pictures, and music with families, friends, and communities;
• how people use their homepages to connect with family members, friends, and like-minded people.

To learn about as many MyKnet stories as possible, Philipp created this short online survey that he is asking all MyKnet.org users to complete.

It would be great if you could promote this online survey among your friends, relatives and co-workers by sending everyone the link of the survey or simply by referring to the MyKnet.org main page.

All information gathered within this survey is kept confidential and for scientific use only. Send your feedback and questions to ph.budka@philbu.net

Thank you very much for supporting the survey,

Philipp Budka

For more information about Philipp's work, visit his web site at http://philbu.net

2nd Annual Benefit Concert for
Ohski-Aa-yaa'aag Bimaadiziiwin Foundation
(Good Life for Young People)

BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER!!

Thursday, August 9th, 2007
Assabaska Heritage Park
On Beautiful Lake of the Woods
Morson, Ontario, Canada

Featuring: Keith Secola and Wild Band of Indians

With Special Guests:

Shane Yellowbird, George Leach, Cheri Maracle, Percy Tuesday, Ryan Black, Courney Jourdain, Carissa Copenace

A tent meeting will be held in Cat Lake on Aug. 29 - Sept 1, you can contact Councilor Alex Bighead at work 347-2100 or at home 347-2081 for further info.

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY
12 AUGUST 2007

The theme for the 2007 commemoration of International Youth Day is:

BE SEEN, BE HEARD: YOUTH PARTICIPATION FOR DEVELOPMENT

International Youth Day gives the world an opportunity to recognize the potential of youth, to celebrate their achievements, and plan for ways to better engage young people to successfully take action for development. It presents a unique opportunity for all stakeholders to rally together to ensure that young people are included in global, national and local affairs and decision-making.

www.un.org/youth

OFNYPC calls for all Ontario First Nations youth to organize and participate in community events to honor the youth of all Nations.

For more information, please contact Laura Calm Wind at 1-807-626-9339 laura@coo.org or Nick Mainville Jr. OFNYPC Communications at  807-274-7538

www.chiefs-of-ontario.org/youth

The deadline of August 31 is for presenters on Aboriginal Education to get their proposals into the conference organizers. For more information visit http://www.theconferenceplanner.ca/ABForum