Tekαkαpimək "as far as one can see"

Tekαkαpimək "as far as one can see"

KWW’s new visitor contact station WRITTEN BY AISLINN SARNACKI Set to open this year, the new visitor contact station at Katahdin Woods and Waters National

Indigenous students perform in native languages at Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair

Over the past two days, visitors to the Sam Noble Museum of Natural History were greeted with the sight of traditional indigenous dress and the sounds of native languages filling the air.

Speaking the past to life: Students attend Indigenous language fair in Norman

50 Remarkable Alumni: Nerlap Kaur Sidhu builds bridges between students and community

“All that we are is story,” Indigenous author Richard Wagamese once wrote. For Nerlap Kaur Sidhu, Vice Principal at William A. Fraser Middle School and one of UFV’s 50 Remarkable Alumni, these words serve as both inspiration and blueprint for an educational philosophy centred on connecting students with their communities through powerful storytelling projects.  Since earning her BA in geography from UFV in 2004, Nerlap has built an impressive ca…

Haskell alum opens Wadulisi’s Indigenous Food to preserve Native culture through education

As the founder of Wadulisi’s Indigenous Foods, Haskell alum Melissa Garrett is preserving Native culture through food, education and storytelling.  Continue reading ...