Our Mission
Ojibwemowining Resource Center’s mission is to empower and engage people to share stories that celebrate our cultures, inspire our communities and honor the Anishinaabe.
In 2011, with funding available through Minnesota Indian Affairs Council and Title III, FDLTCC visioned and created the Ojibwemowining Language and Culture Resource Center. The Ojibwemowining Resource Center allows students, staff, faculty and community members to have a designated space for smaller group work and gatherings, surrounded by the area’s largest collection of contemporary Ojibwe art immersed in a soundscape fertile with the language of the Anishinaabe. Ojibwemowining hosts numerous art, music, language and cultural workshops including moccasin making, drum circles, beadwork and traditional plant knowledge sharing and more! Stop in and check us out!
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Ojibwemowining Resource Center’s mission is to empower and engage people to share stories that celebrate our cultures, inspire our communities and honor the Anishinaabe.
Ojibwe language has been called by many names including Anishinaabemowin, Ojibwe, Ojibway, Ojibwa, Southwestern Chippewa, and Chippewa. It is a Central Algonquian language spoken by the Anishinaabe. It is centered around the Great Lakes homeland of the Ojibwe people. Find resources here.
Listen to the type of music that’s created in Ojibwemowining Digital Arts Studio or held in the ORC Archives. View a list of the recordings held in the ORC Archives. Those who may be interested in working in the Audio studio can reach ODAS staff at fdltccdas*AT*gmail.com or fill out an application on this website.
View Videos made by Ojibwemowining Digital Arts Studio, staff, students or equipment. Find links to more videos on Ojibwemowining YouTube or Vimeo. Those who may be interested in working on Video projects can reach ODAS staff at fdltccdas*AT*gmail.com or fill out an application on this website.
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The American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) in partnership with Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College (FDLTCC) and with the support of Adobe Inc., WDSE • WRPT (PBS) Minnesota, Inclusive Design Institute, and the Tribal College Journal are proud to announce THUNDER inDIGIfest 2021, an Indigenous Digital Multimedia Festival to be held virtually on March 26 to 28, 2021. ABOUT THUNDER [Read More…]
The Ojibwemowining Resource Center is happy to announce that the Ojibwemowining Digital Arts and Storytelling (ODAS) Studio has a new logo.
We are wrapping up FALL semester… lots of activity in ODAS Studios & that’s great! Have a happy & safe Winter Break, everyone! If you have audio/video needs or ideas during break, let us know. We will be around. Upcoming events to plan for in Spring semester: JANUARY 14 1st DAY of SPRING SEMESTER! FEBRUARY [Read More…]
Gashkadino-giizis (It is the Freezing Moon)
Boozhoo gakina awiiyaa (Hello everyone)
Stop in to the Ojibwemowining Digital Arts Studio and see what beautiful work we can help you do or you can help us do… ODAS News is always looking for student anchors or reporters, camera operators, editors. Come in for just a few minutes or become a regular : ) Check out ODAS NEWS on our Youtube channel to see past episodes! MIIGWECH to all our student writers, anchors, camera operators, editors, directors! You are making things happen!
CONGRATULATIONS to Students Hunter Jaakola & Darek DeLille for receiving the Student-Made film awards at the 2018 Thunder Film Festival November 7! Check back on our YouTube and Vimeo channels for more student work. The green screen film is currently being edited. We will post it asap. (It was so fun, wasn’t it?)
Upcoming events (Students, stop in or email to get involved)
December 13 FDLTCC LIVE!!!!!! This is a performing arts “variety” showcase unique to our campus! We ask students, staff and faculty to come show their stuff… singing, playing, speaking, acting, dancing, yo-yoing, whatever! We video record the performance and upload the video to our Vimeo page. Students can use that video as a reference for other shows and further their performing opportunities… or just track their development over the years. We will be in the FDLTCC Auditorium (room 195) on our campus, in the evening. There will be food, refreshments and just a good time supporting each other in the best way.
JANUARY 13 POW-WOW at Black Bear Convention Center
JANUARY 14 1st DAY of SPRING SEMESTER!
FEBRUARY Biboon Fest
MARCH 14-19 AIHEC (during Spring Break)
APRIL 26 BEATS workshop & concert
MAY 9 FDLTCC LIVE!
MAY 16 GRADUATION!