The Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre at the University of Winnipeg provides educational and cultural programming that is rooted in Indigenous knowledge. In order to support the Centre’s integral work with underserved communities, the Tea for Wii Chii event was generously started by UWinnipeg alumna Jennifer Roblin in 2015.

Over the last ten years, the Tea for Wii Chii has raised over $250,000. We are grateful to Jennifer and all our Tea for Wii Chii donors for their continued support!

All of Wii Chii’s programs are free of charge and open to all families and individuals regardless of age, knowledge, or ability. Programming includes:

Children & Youth

Indigenous STEAM Camp

STEM Explorers

Indigenous Craft Group

Family Programming

Learning Anishinaabemowin

Women's Self-Defense

Powwow Club

The Wii Chii team continues to create important programming that supports and nurtures the community. It is thanks to our donors that the Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre is able to engage thousands of youth, families and individuals each year.

If you have any questions about the Tea for Wii Chii or the Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre, please email development.uwf@uwinnipeg.ca.