Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention Registration Form

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The Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention will be taking place July 28 to August 1, beginning in Long Plain First Nation and ending in Keeseekoowenin First Nation, Manitoba.

“Bajoosh” was a great grandfather of Jerry Daniels, and was the first member of the family to carry the Daniels name. Grand Chief delivers a message, “We are naming this run after Bajoosh because he was a messenger that ran from community to community, establishing and maintaining communications between the neighbouring tribes. He was also a well-known medicine man, and in the spirit of keeping his legacy and tradition alive, we hope to encourage and promote healthier ways of living.”

The route from Long Plain FN to Keeseekoowenin FN was selected in anticipation of the SCO and Grand Council Treaty #3 co-hosted Anishinaabe Nation Gathering being held near Clear Lake from August 13 - 16, 2019. This gathering is an attempt to bring together Anishinaabe people from across Canadian and American territories (Turtle Island), in a way that is closer to the traditional ways of our ancestors.

If you have any questions, please contact Vic at vic.savino@scoinc.mb.ca, or call us at the office at 204-946-1869.

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Name *

Community or First Nation *

Email or Telephone

Although contact information is not mandatory to register for the Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention, we may be required to send updates regarding the Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention.

Approximately how many kilometres are you willing to commit? *

1 KM or lower

2 KM

3 KM

4 KM

5 KM

Other:

The Journey

There is a selection of five "Grandfather Posts", where the Run will begin each day of the week during the Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention. Please indicate below which days you are committed to join us in the Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention.

What day(s) do you plan to attend?

Grandfather Post 1 - Sunday, July 28, 2019: Depart from Long Plain First Nation @ 111 Yellowquill Trail E., Portage La Prairie. Will travel along Manitoba Highway 16 and end day at Highway 15 intersection.

Grandfather Post 2 - Monday, July 29, 2010: Begin @ Manitoba Highway 16 and Highway 50 intersection, travelling along Highway 16, ending day @ Highway 16 Manitoba Highway 352 intersection near Arden, MB.

Grandfather Post 3 - Tuesday, July 30, 2019: Begin @ Manitoba Highway 16 and Highway 352 intersection, running along Highway 16 to where it intersects with Highway 262 near Rapid City, MB.

Grandfather Post 4 - Wednesday, July 31, 2019: Begin @ Manitoba Highway 16 and Highway 262 intersection, stopping @ Highway 10 and Highway 45 intersection near Clanwilliam, MB.

Grandfather Post 5 - Thursday, August 1, 2019: Begin @ at intersection of Highway 10 and Highway 45, finishing the Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention @ Clear Lake 61A, Division No.17 in Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation!

Release of Liability

I hereby acknowledge and agree that Southern Chiefs’ Organization will not be liable for any personal injuries, property losses, or damages during the Bajoosh Run for Diabetes Prevention.

Do you agree with these terms? *

I give my consent for the above noted purposes.

Photo Release

I hereby consent and agree that Southern Chiefs’ Organization has the right to take photographs, videotape, or digital recordings of myself (and children, if applicable) to use for the purpose of publication, promotion of future programs, or electronic/social media. I waive any rights, claims, or in whatever media used. I understand that there will be no financial or other remuneration for the photo or video.

Do you agree with these terms? *

I give my consent for the above noted purposes.

I DO NOT give my consent for the above noted purposes.

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