Special Event:

Date TBD

Information will be posted here, for our next Special Event.

If you have questions about any ILC Events email ilc.general@usask.ca .

Upcoming Events:

Date TBD, 2026 - ILC Garden Days

During the summer we will have opportunities for our network and public to come to help and learn about our medicine garden. Dates vary depending on the weather, but we generally like to provide a few days notice. We will be posting dates and more information on our social media pages (Facebook and Instagram) and on this event page.

We have gardening tools available, so you would mainly just need to bring yourself, wear appropriate attire for gardening and the weather, and be ready to help/learn.

You can also be added to our garden's volunteer email list by emailing ilc.general@usask.ca.  All are welcome.

Ongoing Event Series:

Dates TBD, follow us on social media to for updates

Lunch & Learn, Series

Our Lunch & Learn series is an ongoing, Indigenous-centred learning initiative that creates space for students to engage with lawyers and knowledge holders working across diverse areas of law. The sessions explore legal topics through perspectives that recognize Indigenous rights, laws, and lived experiences, while connecting theory to real-world practice. Designed to support student learning and professional growth, the series also welcomes members of the public interested in deepening their understanding of law in an inclusive and respectful setting.

Every 2nd Wednesday of the month (Except December & April due to exams, or scheduling conflicts)
11:30am - 12:30pm
Ceremonial Room (160.10) Indigenous Law Centre
College of Law, UofS

The Way of Story, Series

This series recognizes storytelling as a vital form of legal education, communicating Indigenous laws as living practices rooted in relationships among people, land, and all beings. Through this series, we welcome Indigenous storytellers who share stories that carry legal teachings, responsibilities, and ways of understanding law grounded in Indigenous legal traditions.

Storyteller: TBD

11:30am - 12:30pm
Ceremonial Room (160.10) Indigenous Law Centre
College of Law, UofS