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McGill University: $13 million in gifts will help transform McGill's Leacock Building, support Indigenous research and knowledge – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

McGill University: $13 million in gifts will help transform McGill's Leacock Building, support Indigenous research and knowledge – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Donations totalling $13 million from McGill alumnus Gerald Rimer and the Rimer family will support a major renovation of the University’s Leacock Building and build the foundation for a future Institute for Indigenous Research and Knowledges (IIRK) a

$13 million in gifts will help transform McGill's Leacock Building, support Indigenous research and knowledge - Vimarsana News

$13 million in gifts will help transform McGill's Leacock Building, support Indigenous research and knowledge

Donations from alumnus Gerald Rimer and family will support a major renovation project, and anchor a future Institute designed to build stronger

5 Things to Know About Native American Languages Spoken in the 21st Century - Vimarsana News

5 Things to Know About Native American Languages Spoken in the 21st Century

The majority of Native Americans today speak English, so how many Native American languages are still in existence and being spoken today?

Climate change adaptation requires Indigenous knowledge - Vimarsana News

Climate change adaptation requires Indigenous knowledge

In rural and Indigenous communities with limited access to weather data, generations of farmers, fishers, herders, hunters and orchardists have relied

Storm brews over Shakespeare's 'colonial' Tempest – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

Storm brews over Shakespeare's 'colonial' Tempest – Repeating Islands

A report by Cameron Charters for The Times of London. William Shakespeare’s portrayal of violent colonial ideas in The Tempest could be harmful to modern audiences, a writer has claimed in a project to examine alleged racism within his plays. The 17th-century play, thought to be the last one Shakespeare wrote alone, tells a tale of magic…