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Where you can honour Orange Shirt Day in Calgary this weekend - Vimarsana News

Where you can honour Orange Shirt Day in Calgary this weekend

Here's what's happening in Calgary this weekend as the country takes pause for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation

NetNewsLedger - Investing in Indigenous Youth in Care's Education and Mental Health Crucial for Canada's Economic Prosperity, New Research Shows - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Investing in Indigenous Youth in Care's Education and Mental Health Crucial for Canada's Economic Prosperity, New Research Shows

Conference Board of Canada's Research Reveals Urgent Need for Long-Term Support Indigenous youth in foster or kin care in Canada require sustained, long-term investments in their education and mental health during their time in care to unlock better economic opportunities in adulthood, according to a recent study conducted by The Conference Board of Canada. This

The Rainbow Serpent and the Cross - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

The Rainbow Serpent and the Cross - Quadrant Online

Unlike the Anglicans, whose St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne now features a permanent display celebrating animist belief with an image of the creator spirit Bundjil, the Presbyterians have said enough is enough. As Mark Powell explains, his church regards the fashionable reworking of Christian belief as a direct affront to the Bible's teachings

Anthropology Lecture Series: Dr. Paige West on "Coastal Resilience Planning in Papua New Guinea: Indigenous Self-Determination and the Anthropology of Letting Go" - Vimarsana News

Anthropology Lecture Series: Dr. Paige West on "Coastal Resilience Planning in Papua New Guinea: Indigenous Self-Determination and the Anthropology of Letting Go"

On Lavongai Island in Papua New Guinea, Indigenous Elders have worked with Indigenous scientists and American anthropologists to revitalize traditional “fish traps” or stone weirs. This locally designed and enacted project is an Indigenous form of coastal planning which refuses both state-planning and conservation organization planning. Based on a traditional design, the Lavongai Island stone […]

Grand Forks resident's design featured for college's Orange Shirt Day - Vimarsana News

Grand Forks resident's design featured for college's Orange Shirt Day

Payton Maffioli’s design honours Metis roots