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Chamberlin School holds first Missisquoi flag raising ceremony in South Burlington - Vimarsana News

Chamberlin School holds first Missisquoi flag raising ceremony in South Burlington

SOUTH BURLINGTON — Gertrude Chamberlin School students gathered Tuesday morning in their gymnasium in South Burlington to watch the Abenaki Circle of Courage Afterschool Program perform traditional dance and drumming

'Chief, you're the man'; Abenaki dedicate totem pole to Dick Menard | Local News - Vimarsana News

'Chief, you're the man'; Abenaki dedicate totem pole to Dick Menard | Local News

SWANTON — When learning about Abenaki culture, Swanton students are always asking for Dick Menard to be their teacher.

Vermont Law and Graduate School expands scholarship eligibility for Indigenous students - Vimarsana News

Vermont Law and Graduate School expands scholarship eligibility for Indigenous students

“Anytime you can uplift people out of poverty, that is a good thing,” said Don Stevens, chief of the Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk Abenaki Nation.

Jeff Benay: Communities should have a chance to make decisions on mascots - Vimarsana News

Jeff Benay: Communities should have a chance to make decisions on mascots

If, after a prescribed amount of time, the community cannot arrive at a just decision about mascots, the state may then — and only then — bring in the so-called experts.

Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi pushes back on complaint against MVU's Thunderbird mascot - Vimarsana News

Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi pushes back on complaint against MVU's Thunderbird mascot

“We do not believe the Thunderbird has any harmful imagery for any student at MVU, including our Abenaki population,” Chief Joanne Crawford, of the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi, and Brenda Gagne, president of the school district’s Indian Education Parent Advisory Committee, wrote in a joint statement.