This folder contains material about presentations given by Larry Loyie and Constance Brissenden between 2011 and 2017.  

Some materials included are from an HIV/AIDS workshop facilitated by the Sagitawa Friendship Society for Elders on February 15th, 2012. The event centred on the views of Survivors and involved "storytelling; Puya ([a] name for Cree storytellers, meaning 'liar' but not in a negative way); memories of traditional life; group poem about traditional life; acting scene from Ora Pro Nobis, Pray for Us (Living Traditions, 1998) and talking about army runaways; reading from The Gathering Tree and discussion on HIV/AIDS" (Timeline, p. 82). Constance reflected on this event as being "such a good day," and "a great success with involvement from 12 Elders" (Timeline, p. 81-82).  

Other items include planning and materials for various elementary and secondary school visits.  
Folder includes: 
 

• Flyer for a talk by Larry and Constance as part of the En'owkin Centre Literary Reading Series in 2012 
• Presentation script for a talk by Larry and Constance 
• Agenda for a talk at the Sagitawa Friendship Centre in 2013 or 2014 
• Confirmation of lodgings for the 2011 Anskohk Aboriginal Writers Festival [Regina, SK] 
• Pencil sketch given to Larry by Lorri Tuck at Bella Coola Elementary School in BC 
• Itinerary for 2011 Anskohk Aboriginal Writers Festival 
• Invoice for books bought for Bella Coola Elementary School visit 
• Email correspondence relating to a visit to Mistassiniy School in Wabasca, Alberta 
• Email correspondence relating to a visit to Ronald Harvey Elementary School in St. Albert, Alberta 
• Event description for a talk titled "Survivor's View of the Residential School System in Canada" by Larry and Constance hosted by the Native American and Indigenous Studies department and School of Information at University of Texas Austin and Loriene Roy, first Native American President of the American Library Association 
• Email correspondence relating to school talk scheduling in School District 73 in Kamloops, BC 
• Flyer for a 2015 powwow in High Prairie, Alberta with a note written at the top: "we sold books here -- CB + LL" 
• Email correspondence from the Rotary Club of Slave Lake Public Library asking for permission to put Larry's bio and book(s) information on their website 
• Empty envelope addressed to Larry and Constance from Vancouver Technical Secondary School