Pinnguaq’s Te(a)ch is a unique technology where it aims to move children/teens from being consumers of technology to being creators of technology. #featuredstory #nccie #indigenouseducation #nunavut #indigenous Check out the story here: nccie.ca/story/pinnguaq…

Andrew Carrier Minister of Michif for the Manitoba Métis Federation speaks to the importance of the Michif language. #FeaturedStory #nccie #indigenous #manitoba #traditionalknowledge Check out the story at: nccie.ca/story/minister…

Elder, Mona Sepass, from the Stó:lô Nation of the Fraser Valley region in southern British Columbia, shares how important it was for her to learn her language. #IndigenousEducation #featuredstory #nccie Check it out at: nccie.ca/story/intervie…

Only 18 years old Susep takes us on his short journey of his life and shares with us some of his thoughts on language, language revitalization and culture. #featuredstory #nccie #IndigenousLanguages #traditionalknowledge #indigenous Check it out: nccie.ca/story/susep-so…

Arthur Anthony discusses his work with the Wju’sn Aknutmuatl (Wind Talkers) program, a literacy program run by the the Native Council of Nova Scotia. #featuredstory #nccie #indigenous #novascotia #Windtalkers Check it out at: nccie.ca/story/wjusn-ak…

Verna J. Kirkness is from Fisher River Cree Nation in Manitoba and is an Associate Professor Emeritus at the University of British Columbia.#featuredstory #nccie #indigenous #IndigenousEducation #vernakirkness Check it out: nccie.ca/story/intervie…

4 Seasons of Reconciliation is a multi-media teaching unit that promotes a renewed relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canadians. For more information, please visit: reconciliationeducation.ca. Check out this weeks feature story: nccie.ca/story/4-season…

Want to learn more with NCCIE? #nccie #IndigenousEducation #stories #lessonplans #videos Check it out here: nccie.ca/teaching-resou…

Choose from more than 600 ‘stories’ to learn about a sampling of inspiring Indigenous education initiatives from coast to coast to coast. #nccie #stories #IndigenousEducation #canada #national Check it out at: nccie.ca/stories/

Gabrielle Pellerin speaks to Maurice Switzer about the history of the Treaty relationship that made possible the peaceful settlement of Canada - from an Anishinaabe perspective. #nccie #featurestory #stories #IndigenousEducation #canada Check it out at: nccie.ca/story/we-are-a…

Teresa Byrne describes the Métis mobile application being developed by The Louis Riel Institute. #featurestory #nccie #stories #canada #National Check out the full story here: nccie.ca/story/metis-ri…

Darlene Horseman is a professor at the Grande Prairie Regional College. She speaks of what was taught in Indigenous studies and how it has changed from very vague information to very concise. #featurestory #NCCIE #stories #National #canada Check it out: nccie.ca/story/all-cana…

Canadian Roots Exchange (CRE) run national programming and develop teams in major cities across the country that work on reconciliation projects and bridging the gaps between our differing cultures. #featuredstory #nccie #stories #canada Check it out at: nccie.ca/story/canadian…

Happy Holiday's! Check out our website to learn more about NCCIE at: nccie.ca

The First Nations University of Canada, Indigenous Continuing Education Centre (ICEC), is proud to offer you an exclusive tutorial! This free online tutorial is designed to highlight the educational videos, stories, and lessons available on the NCCIE website!

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