Some Mi'kmaq History Month posters have had a theme. The taglines have been recorded here as they are on English posters. The posters are available in Mi'kmaw, English, and French, and can be downloaded from the official website. • 1998/1999/2001 - Reflections of the Past, Realities of the Present, Dreams of the Future. • 2000- Share a Moment, Share a Culture • 2003- Striving for a Better Tomorrow • 2004- Sharing Our Culture Through Music, Song, and Dance • 2005- Remembering Our Smaknisk • 2006- Mi’kmaq Sante’ Mawio’mi • Traditional Mi’kmaw Leadership • 2007- Pa'skite'kemk • Mi'kmaw Basketry • 2008 - Ta'n Telo'ltipmi'k L'nu Mi'kma'kik • How the Mi'kmaq Live in Mi'kma'kik • 2009 - L’nuey Maskwiey Pqa’w Kwitn • Mi’kmaw Birchbark Canoe • 2010 - A Culture to Celebrate, a Time to Share • Miwiwatmik Ta’n Telo’ltimk, I’kaq Mawi-apoqnmatultimk • 2011 - Sites of Cultural and Sacred Significance • 2012- "All My Relations" • 2013 - Kawie'l Pu'taliewe'l • Porcupine Quill Baskets • 2014 - Communication • 2015 - Wapna’kikewaq • People of the Dawn • 2016 - Reconciliation & Resilience (Also "30 Years of Mi'kmaq Treaty Day"). • 2017 - Innovations and Legacies • 2018 - World War One Mi'kmaq Veterans • 2019 - L'nui'sultinej • Let's Speak Mi'kmaw • 2020 - Sqaliaqnn Tel-nenmumkl aqq Tel-we’wmumkl • Plant Knowledge and Use • 2021 - Exploring Treaties and Treaty Relationships • 2022 - Mi’kmaw Beadwork & the Art of Beading • 2023 - Mi’kmaw Sports, Traditional Games, and Pastimes. This theme was chosen as in 2023,
K’jipuktuk was the host site for the
North American Indigenous Games. • 2024 - Food and its significance in Mi'kmaw culture • 2025 - A’tukwemk aq A’tukowinu’k – Storytelling and Storytellers ==References==