We’re absolutely thrilled to be partnering with Alicia Kejick Creations to offer a painting workshop in Kenora for children and youth between 10-18 with FASD or possible FASD.

Alicia Kejick is an Anishinaabe-Mushkegowuk (Ojibwe-Cree) artist. She grew up in Iskatewizaagegan #39 IFN (Shoal Lake #39), Ontario, and now residing in Kenora, Ontario.

She began painting in 2016, using it as a way to heal and connect with her spirit. She has primarily worked with acrylic paint and has since expanded to doing other forms of art including graphic design/digital art, community projects, commissions, and workshop facilitation.

She is inspired by her Anishinaabe culture and ways of life, her family, experiences, and the energy of life. She loves to capture the beauty, peace, and strength in what Gichi Manidoo has provided in this world, through balance and colour in her artwork.

Youth Session

Thursday, October 8, 2026

4:00–5:30 PM

Blue Jay Room, FIREFLY Kenora

PLEASE NOTE – Caregivers must stay with their youth throughout the event.

Click here to register – https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/4g3suxM4Ez

This event is sponsored by Districts of Kiiwetinoong, Kenora and Rainy River FASD Caregiver and Peer Support Groups.