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Brisco resident earns two BC Achievement Awards - Vimarsana News

Brisco resident earns two BC Achievement Awards

Brisco resident earns two BC Achievement Awards

Source: e-know.ca
Weaving a web of knowledge: Supporting observers of the Arctic - Vimarsana News

Weaving a web of knowledge: Supporting observers of the Arctic

Working with Indigenous communities takes time, resources, and patience, but a shift is needed in science to include community voices and observations to widen and deepen our collective breadth of knowledge. The Exchange for Local Observations and Knowledge of the Arctic (ELOKA), a NSIDC program, continues to collaborate with the Alaska Arctic Observatory and Knowledge Hub (AAOKH) to support an online community-led observational data hub.

Source: nsidc.org
'Urgent disparities' persist in Native American education, and state efforts to help have been underwhelming - Vimarsana News

'Urgent disparities' persist in Native American education, and state efforts to help have been underwhelming

The data shows alarming achievement gaps, but progress toward closing them is minimal — or nonexistent.

UI program propels Native Americans into classrooms - Vimarsana News

UI program propels Native Americans into classrooms

When Shawna Campbell-Daniels was in college at Washington State University, she was shocked by her peers’ ignorance when it came to Native American people like herself.

Source: dnews.com
A U of I program propels Native Americans into classrooms and redefines what a teacher looks like - Vimarsana News

A U of I program propels Native Americans into classrooms and redefines what a teacher looks like

It’s a vital step for students and for education, proponents say.