
Modernization
Learn more about government’s intention to modernize the museum to protect our historic holdings and provide better access to our collections.
Experience the spirit of the One Wave Gathering, where Pacific and Indigenous communities unite to celebrate climate resilience. Dive into vibrant Talanoa sessions, unforgettable performances by local Indigenous and South Pacific artists, and immersive displays of art and artifacts illustrating stories of Pacific Indigenous resilience. Don’t miss the screening of YUMI, a powerful documentary on Pacific law students taking climate action to the International Court of Justice, followed by an inspiring community discussion.
Event Schedule
11:00 am–3:00 pm
Clifford Carl Hall, main floor
11:00 am Welcome and opening protocol by Songhees Jr Elder and Knowledge Keeper Florence Dick
11:20 am South Pacific protocols
11:35 am Yaqona (Kava) Ceremony
12:00 pm Tradewinds performance
1:00 pm Esquimalt Singers and Dancers performance, Xwsepsum Nation
1:55 pm Coastal Jammers “Wolf Pack” performance
2:40 pm Closing remarks
YUMI Film Screening
12:55–3:00 pm
Conference Hall
12:55 pm Opening protocol
1:00 – 2:30 pm Screening of YUMI
2:30–3:00 pm Community discussion
About Pacific Peoples’ Partnership
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About the film YUMI
In a brave fight for survival, students from the South Pacific are inspiring a global movement to demand legal accountability for climate change at the world’s highest court, pushing for historic action.