Building Momentum for 2027
Thank you to everyone who joined us for WAAS 2026 at Manitou a bi Bii dazigae! Together with our sponsors and community partners, we created a space of vulnerability, intercultural learning, and deep connection.
What’s Next for WAAS 2027?
We are actively planning our 2027 gathering. Whether you want to attend, perform, volunteer, or become a event sponsor, join our priority list to receive dates, venue announcements, and ticket releases first.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the event family‑friendly? Yes! This is an all‑ages event with a welcoming atmosphere.
Will there be photography/videography? Yes, we may document the event for StoryBridge communications. By attending an event, you are consenting to having your photograph/video taken. If you prefer not to be directly photographed or have your image shared on our media sites, please let an usher know upon arrival; we’ll provide a discreet indicator.
Is there parking or public transportation nearby? Yes. Street and lot parking are located within a short distance of the event site. The event site is a 3-8-minute walk from transit stops. Parking fees are not included with your event ticket.
Are there accessibility and inclusion supports? We aim to make this event welcoming and accessible by ensuring: Venue access: Wheelchair‑accessible entrance and washrooms. Seating: Mix of chair seating and open space; ushers available for support. Sound: Microphones for all speakers; PA system for performances. Sensory: Quiet space available (on request). Language: Program delivered in English; simple language and plain‑English summaries where possible. Support: If you have additional access needs (ASL interpretation, reserved seating, mobility support, etc.), please contact us before the event, so we can do our best to accommodate you.
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