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Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca

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Dechinta students, elders, faculty, and staff have campfire discussions each evening. L-R: Dechinta student Tee Lim; Leanne Simpson, independent scholar; Glen Coulthard, UBC and Dechinta professor; and Eugene Boulanger, Dechinta's director of strategic partnerships and planning.
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Indigenous Post-Secondary, North of 60 Style

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
First Nations University in Regina. The country's oldest, and so far only, full-service post-secondary institution designed from the ground up by and for Aboriginal objectives.
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Reboot at First Nations University

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
Recruited from Ontario to teach about aboriginal justice issues, Lisa Monchalin is working to expand that mandate to community and cultural issues.
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'I Think It's Time We Were Educated'

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
Watchful guardians of traditional territories, trainees (in vests) gain confidence in meeting, greeting, and informing visitors of the rules of environmental and cultural responsibility on the Central Coast.
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How First Nations Guardians Defend British Columbia's Fragile Coast

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
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A World of First Nations, Learning

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
Class learning the Squamish language.
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Giving Aboriginal Students Words of Their Own

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
First Nation child attending ceremony at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre.
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Amidst the Big City, an Aboriginal Public School?

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
Students from George M. Dawson Secondary School on a field trip to Yan, Haida Gwaii.
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Welcome to Haida High

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
First Nations Education Steering Committee President Tyrone McNeil: Working on raising expectations teachers have for First Nations students.
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'Most Teachers Don't Know Who First Nations Are'

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca
A Secwepemc elder works with a young student at Chief Atahm.
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How Chief Atahm Elementary School Became a Success Story

By Katie Hyslop, TheTyee.ca