Okanagan Indian Band youth conference teaches conflict resolution skills
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The Okanagan Indian Band's youth conference, titled What Happens Upstream, is held at the Vernon Performing Arts Centre on Monday, Oct. 19. The conference is the third annual event of its kind.
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Black Press · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Okanagan Indian Band youth conference focuses on ‘good conflict’
3rd annual What Happens Upstream Youth Conference takes place at the Vernon Performing Arts Centre Monday, Oct. 19
Pattison · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Youth learn conflict resolution skills at What Happens Upstream conference
The What Happens Upstream banner hanging at the Performing Arts Centre (Image Credit: Liam Verster / Vernon Matters)
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