FAQs

Moccasins connect us to the earth as they touch the ground; they showcase Indigenous diversity in their design; and are a culturally appropriate symbol, unique to Indigenous peoples. In this way, they reflect Indigenous responsibilities to the land, and are a reminder that Indigenous people have walked here since time immemorial, as the traditional guardians of the land.

Yes, we do! MI offers tailored presentations to a wide range of audiences, in person and virtual, including education, corporate, and community settings. Connect with us for mor information or book directly here!

You can purchase your own kit here or you can always purchase one in person at an event that the MI is attending.

The Moccasin Identifier’s fee structure available here.

The MI™ Team will come to your school, library, business or community event to set up an engaging booth where attendees can discuss and learn about the MI, Treaties and take part in our fun stenciling activity. Here are some examples of events that our team has been to in the last year: Ontario Libraries Association conference, Federation of Canadian Municipalities conference, MCFN Pow Wow, National Indigenous People’s Day Celebration in Mississauga, MCFN Historical Gathering, Carassauga, CNE, Guelph Arboretum Expo and more.

Please reach out to us directly for more information on this initiative.

Yes we do! Check out the link here for in-depth lesson plans and videos. 

The Moccasin Identifier is always seeking to build meaningful partnerships. Please connect with us or complete our survey to have someone from our team reach out to you.

The Moccasin Identifier offers four types of installations that include small, medium and large options. Please refer to the Installations section of our website for more information. The first step is to reach out to us, complete a survey and then book a meeting to discuss and explore opportunities! We look forward to working with you soon!